My first water drops pic.

[900rr]

My first time. ) I need lots of practice,and better lighting.
would like to hear your opinion.
thanks in advance

here go:

 

[JamesMason]

i like 3. Been trina build a flash trigger myself today, gave up when i electrocuted myself and burnt a hole in my finger.

 

[900rr]

Thanks jason,anyone else ?

 

[Markw]

Fantastic! What was your setup?

Mark

 

[Revel]

I like number 1.
Nice pics

 

[jbylake]

Looks like every other "water drip" that's been posted. However, it's a very good one. I know it's hard to find something "different", I suffer with that myself. Although you did a GREAT job, water drops are getting kind of boring.

Maybe you could come up with some unique variation of this? That would be cool.

Still, a great job.

J.:mrgreen:

 

[tiffanyjean]

Maybe you could come up with some unique variation of this? That would be cool.

rain drops... just an idea? multiple drops at a time, multiple angels??

 

[beatfiend]

I really like it

 

[syphlix]

Maybe you could come up with some unique variation of this? That would be cool.


J.:mrgreen:

water drop w a sea monkey in it

water drop w/ an upside down scene in it... like from the background

 

[cyprus27]

Hi,


Fantastic! great job buddy. I did like every pic

 

[walczak_agata]

Great! Saw like yours here Euphotic is a photography site with artistic photos of various genres including macro, animals, nature, wildlife

 

[900rr]

thanks guys.

to answer to markw's question
this was my setting:

Focal Length: 55.0mm
Exposure Time: 0.0025 s (1/400)
Aperture: f/6.3
ISO Equiv.: 400
Exposure Bias: 5.00
Whitebalance: Auto
Metering Mode: center weight
Exposure: Manual
Exposure Mode: Auto bracketing

 

[marmots]

try a strong-ish spray with with more than one stream

 

[fokker]

The colours are interesting, though you seem to have a lot of noise, esp. in #1.

 

[900rr]

what should i do,to reduce noise?
is it iso,or exposure or something else?
:meh: