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peter adison
{K:160} 7/8/2003
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As regarding how I trigger this picture:
With camera on tripod and cable release, I trigger when the drop begin to fall. Of course I missed a lot of drops. For this picture for exeample, I shoot rather 70- 80 images.
The mirror reflex cameras have a little lag shutter time, and for this reason, is difficult to catch the drop in the very moment of the impact with the water. So, I trigger in a moment before of the drop falling. For example: I have 30 cm/12 inch distance for water drop to fall. So, I trigger at half the distance. This method is very empiric.
Best wishes,
Peter adison.
I atach another picture, but no so spectacular.
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Roland Le Gall
{K:7018} 7/8/2003
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Stereotype...? Not yet...:-) very well done...!
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Naren Kunhody
{K:1339} 7/7/2003
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Nice capture.. Good color usage.. Nice Job
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Paolo De Maio
{K:34932} 7/6/2003
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Great Work!!
Unconventional coloro of the water!
my best compliments
Paolo
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Phillip Cohen
{K:10561} 7/6/2003
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What did you use to trigger the flash or camera or did you do it by hand and keep trying until you got it right?
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Janet Pattison
{K:53} 7/6/2003
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I have wanted to do one of these photos for ever. I obviously do not have the equipment, such as you describe costs a lot of cash. Well done with your quest.
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Romulo Lubachesky
{K:11836} 7/6/2003
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I liked, see my portfólio has a similar picture
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peter adison
{K:160} 7/6/2003
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interesting
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