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This is all in camera, no photoshop on the colours at all.
Also no droplet rig, just many, many, many tries!
Also no droplet rig, just many, many, many tries!
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G'day Steve
Hmmm - appropriate for Ukraine at the moment
and again showing us your technical / design skills in creating images
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I did think about the Ukraine actually when uploading it.I'm in the middleComment
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That is a stunning image for SOOC, especially with such a slow shutter speed. I must have taken forever to set up.Comment
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I've been searching our forum as I was sure I posted a behind the scenes but couldn't seem to find one for that shot. I probably have it on the PC.
Motion freeze is done with flash duration. Speedligthts up close on low power means a very short duration flash. Camera settings set so that with no flash the image is black.I'm in the middleComment
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I have found the folder from this session. No pics of the exact setup for the pic above, but I do have them for a single colour background. All I did then was add the yellow plastic and align the join with the droplet position. I got my brother to make me some rather overly lovely oak stands for the acrylic sheets with felt bottoms. Looks like when I had just a single flash which you can see is off camera and bouncing the light off the acrylic sheet. The acrylic sheets are 3mm A4 from ebay.
A literal kitchen table top setup.
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I'm guessing from your avatar Paul that you share an abode with a couple of members of the fairer sex (am I being a misogynistic pig). My missus would spit the dummy big time if I tried anything like that in our kitchen. That's what the garage is for.
Sorry Steve.
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Oops you'll see where I made the mistake when you look at my response to your water droplet post.
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