ajroder
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- Kansas City, MO
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Got my hands on my first Speedlite (YN468-II), and I love it. Decided to do a little experiment with water drop photography to learn my way around my new flash.
The drops are simply drips from a bottle of contact solution into a cooking tray filled with water.
All of the shots were taken with my T2i with the Canon EF-S 55-250mm IS. I used a Zeikos closeup filter (+1) to turn the lens into a pseudo macro lens. Shutter speed was set at 1/200 and I varied the aperture between f/8 and f/14.
I used a YN468-II Speedlite (I can't recommend this thing enough, great budget flash) set up off camera with Yongnuo wireless flash triggers. The flash was reflected off of colored paper behind the cooking tray. The colors in the photos are from the flash. I only made very minor color corrections and cropped in post.
#1
High Contrast Water Drop by ajroder, on Flickr
#2
Sunset Water Drop by ajroder, on Flickr
#3
Fluid Explosion by ajroder, on Flickr
#4
Water Pillar by ajroder, on Flickr
#5
Cylinder Splash by ajroder, on Flickr
Overall, I was pretty happy with how my little experiment came out. If anyone is interested, I did a little writeup on the details of my setup and process on my blog.
C&C is welcome!
The drops are simply drips from a bottle of contact solution into a cooking tray filled with water.
All of the shots were taken with my T2i with the Canon EF-S 55-250mm IS. I used a Zeikos closeup filter (+1) to turn the lens into a pseudo macro lens. Shutter speed was set at 1/200 and I varied the aperture between f/8 and f/14.
I used a YN468-II Speedlite (I can't recommend this thing enough, great budget flash) set up off camera with Yongnuo wireless flash triggers. The flash was reflected off of colored paper behind the cooking tray. The colors in the photos are from the flash. I only made very minor color corrections and cropped in post.
#1
High Contrast Water Drop by ajroder, on Flickr
#2
Sunset Water Drop by ajroder, on Flickr
#3
Fluid Explosion by ajroder, on Flickr
#4
Water Pillar by ajroder, on Flickr
#5
Cylinder Splash by ajroder, on Flickr
Overall, I was pretty happy with how my little experiment came out. If anyone is interested, I did a little writeup on the details of my setup and process on my blog.
C&C is welcome!