DwainDibley
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I've had a go at freezing the motion of water droplets out of a tap, as I love those kinds of shots! Used the camera on full manual, they are a bit dark but thought that added to the effect. Taken using my Canon EOS 300D and 50mm f1.8 lens.
Taken at a fairly fast shutter speed (1/640, ISO 100, f1.8), though not quite frozen the water!
Taken at a slightly faster shutter speed than the previous picture (1/800, ISO 100, f1.8) has very nearly frozen the water droplets!
Looking for more C&C on these, any comments on how I could improve! Perhaps I could have increased the ISO to 200 or 400 to get a faster shutter speed to really freeze the droplets?
Taken at a fairly fast shutter speed (1/640, ISO 100, f1.8), though not quite frozen the water!
Taken at a slightly faster shutter speed than the previous picture (1/800, ISO 100, f1.8) has very nearly frozen the water droplets!
Looking for more C&C on these, any comments on how I could improve! Perhaps I could have increased the ISO to 200 or 400 to get a faster shutter speed to really freeze the droplets?