someone has way too much time on their hands to take this picture!! lol.. nope didn't get it, pour it slowly again
Guessing you have never tried to get say a wildlife shot or a scenic shot where you have to wait on the damn sun and if a cloud comes by oh well come back next day.
Guessing you have never tried to get say a wildlife shot or a scenic shot where you have to wait on the damn sun and if a cloud comes by oh well come back next day.
nope but my step dad was a hunter and that was another thing I could never understand. Why anyone would want to sit up on a tree stand for mos just to shoot at a big buck when the damn things run out in front of your car every night back where I grew up haha
Ill try to dig up the stuff i did like this years ago. You can use almost any camera as its all to do with the speed ( duration of the flash ) I use an old Sunpack remote flash head connected to a Nikon the trick is setting the flash as close to the drop point as possible. The old Sunpack enables me to set the duration which in this can is about 1/250,000 of a second. Hence the frozen look. Its tricky as it should be shot in a dark room so i use an electronic trigger that was set off when the drops pass through or between an LED and a photocell. I takes time to get the trigger point correct but once you do you can shoot stuff all day long. COOL
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Ill try to dig up the stuff i did like this years ago. You can use almost any camera as its all to do with the speed ( duration of the flash ) I use an old Sunpack remote flash head connected to a Nikon the trick is setting the flash as close to the drop point as possible. The old Sunpack enables me to set the duration which in this can is about 1/250,000 of a second. Hence the frozen look. Its tricky as it should be shot in a dark room so i use an electronic trigger that was set off when the drops pass through or between an LED and a photocell. I takes time to get the trigger point correct but once you do you can shoot stuff all day long. COOL
you just took all the mystery out of it .. damn now for me it is more a math equation than anything .. and something actually much simpler than 5000 clicks and cups or coffee ....I guess you would never actually be able to get the shutter to open and close that fast anyway .. so Dark room .. hell-a-fast flash .. and open shutter .. makes sense ..
Oh well either way now I have to try it both ways .. your way (the proper way) and my way .. click .. click .. damn .. click ... click ... click .. damn .. damn .. $$%@&.. click ..
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