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Published: 2010-08-11 11:58:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 12550; Favourites: 352; Downloads: 0
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This is my tutorial on water drop photography. It introduces my personal tips on shooting water drop macro. The tutorial aims beginners, who are just starting out with their DSLRs and are in need of some ideas. It doesn't go into detail, but only states the basics.
I hope it will be helpful
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Used here: [link] Thank you ever SO much for uploading this!
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Hi, your work has been featured here [link]
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Very nice ! I tried it, but I still need to improve myself lol
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I've used this in a news article I just submitted, You can check it out [link] !
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great tutorial! By far the best I have read, Thanks!
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Love It!! Thank You 4 Sharing!! If U Do More Tutorials Let Me Im Always Trying To Do New Things!!
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thank you! ... the background is blue. how can i achieve a blurry blue background?? please 
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Take blue paper/books/cloth to put it in the background and use shallow DoF.
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I don't yet have the proper equipment but I still fav this for future reference, thank you!
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I have your equipment too and want to try some stuff, I would really like to see your setup
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This is really cool! I know every now and again someone tells me they couldn't shoot these kinds of photos, but a tutorial like this is just what they need to see to inspire them.
Great job!
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This is very good. Definitely adding to my faves to try some day.
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this is a wonderfull tutorial, opening us the doors of the magical drops world and fairy-like glitters
thank you !
i can't wait to try it out !
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Well done. Thanks for sharing your tips and tricks!
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Thank you!
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Oh, that so nice to hear it from you!
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Do you use anything else than a macro lens for these (such as, close-up filters etc.)? I've tried with my 105mm macro but it seems I just can't get enough magnification without cropping a lot.
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No, I don't use anything. I'm happy with my lens. But I thought of buying macro rings when I only had a kit lens.
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Really? Maybe I just use too small drops then
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super nice tutorial! thank you! maybe in the next one you can share some of your photo setups for this photos (you know, the little walls and stuff 
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Thanks, ok!
I'll do it when making a light tutorial, so that every could see the set.
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Nice job. Really informative. The only thing that you left out, that is important, is the light source.
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Thanks
Yeah, I thought I would make one with an emphasis on the light source next time, not to overwhelm this simple tutorial.
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Good idea. I will on the look out for it!
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Hey I use Canon 450D, too.. Thanx for this nice info
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Thanks for requesting it for #iBokeh !
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