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WaterDroplet StockImage Pack: [link] Photoshop Curves Pack Download: [link] Photoshop Curves Tutorial: [link] ... Well i don't know if any one of ya'll wanted a waterdroplet tutorial
haha but it doesn't matter now, its here
Please enjoy. I really hope it helps!!!
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Ps. Yes, as I already stated above, all the imags & more will be available for stock image download.
I will either make them all into a zip pack or just post them indivodually on my ~onixaStock account
ALL THE BEST DARLING! LOVE YOU ALL
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I explained how to use them in my next tutorial that came right after, photoshop curves tutorial.
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hai onixa.. I did not know downloading curve is where the pack.
can you love a link about downloading it. thx a lot
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wow awesome
I so gonna try this right now
Is it possible to do it with something other than the pipette?
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Did you use any kind of filter?. Your tutorial it's great!!
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It's much harder than it looks trying it out, but the actual tutorial & idea is wonderful!
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Thanks, I've featured this here [link]
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wow. now I feel stupid! LOL Id head out right after it stopped raining in the frezzing cold. . .soo much more simple! thanks soo much!!!
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NICE tut. I've always either just misted the plants, waited after rain or dewy mornings. 
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hum, interesting.. I have one question about your portrait photos. Do you use the macro lens to get a better brokeh effect?
I'm using my 50mm 1.8/F, and the result is like crap... unless i'm super close to the subject
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Some of the positions in which you have those drops look quite precarious; how on earth do you get the water to stay where you place it without it just falling off? That's the biggest problem I get.
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yes, thatΒ΄s my biggest problem too
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This is lovely (: Thankyou!!
I have a Nikon D60, It has a macro setting
but I don't have a macro lens.
Would it still work?
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fabulous tutorial. thank you very much!
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Fantastic! I always wondered how people did this!
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And all of this time I thought you found natural morning dew! CHEATER!!!
But thanks, great tutorial. now do one for the splash droplets.
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Hello, sorry for such!! a late reply
But i just saw your comment, and yes your absolutelyright I need to make a splash droplet tutorial!
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would my olympus sp 565uz work for this? sorry if it sounds like a stupid question XD
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I suppose so
As long as you can get a macro lens on it, or have a macro setting
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I don't hav macro camera (just Panasonic DMC-FX150) but I'll try, 'coz it's soo nice effect, thanks
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lol sory i should probably change that
Any camera is fine, as long as it is a SLR, or atleast has a Macro setting
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When you do this, do you thicken the water so it stays easier or do u just use plain ol water?
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plain water dear, it will stay strust me
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Great tutorial but I must correct you... 
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yes i know it's worded funky, your right there is no macro camera haha. But still you can't jut use any camera, it has to be a SLR or at least a point-and-shoot that can use a macro lens, or one that has that option, like my old fuji s9100.
otherwise, yes, its just a camera. and yes a macro lens. If you use any regular lens, you won't get the up close option, however if you do something to it, it might become a macro lens.
but in anyway, thanks for stoping by
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I use Sony Alfa 350 and I haven't good macro lenses... But if weather will be quite good (read: will be really sunny day
PS You're Russian... I'm learning russian language for 4 years!
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One Question:
can you use cameras besides
a macro one?
i have a canon rebel XSi...
will it work the same?
if i put the setting on M?
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Yes sorry, all i ment was a SLR camera, not necesserily a macro one
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Ofcourse you can. It's just when you use a macro lense you get a clearer image and you can get closer.
M does just stand for MANUELL, which means you can set the settings manually. Recommended for almost everything thought. I allways use M.
But on Canon it doesn't say M .. it's something else, cant remember now, but just look for the total manual setting, and you should be ready to roll
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thanks so much (:
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youre cool that youre showing your "secret"
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