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Published: 2004-10-18 18:48:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 3172; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 801
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this is the setup i used for the water pics...Related content
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how did you get no light reflections on the glass with this setup?
I ve got all the mentioned ingredients but no idea how to do this properly
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I think it is awesome that you are sharing your technique. Now other artists can emulate this look
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wow.. nice. i like how u got something explaining how light works
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I tried this (check my gallery for a few if you want) but it seemed like i just couldnt get enough light to shoot at a fast enough speed to get the fruit clearly. And when i used a flash it would reflect off the glass too much...
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how do you deal with the reflection on the aquarium glass?
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Verwendest Du für den Background einfach ein umgedrehtes Poster, oder was ist das. Ich hab meine Pics bisher immer mit nem Poster gemacht.
Was mich interessieren würde, welche Verschlußzeit hast Du für die Pics gewählt?
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Nice!!, one question though, how do you stop reflections on the glass?
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genius. You are my favorite. I think i will try this.
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wow just seen the finished piece might try this at college is that ok?
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Awesome! ur so great to share this, Many people would keep this to themselves, Well maybe not at the dA community
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Well hey, that's a nice flash mounting system you got there...lol
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hehe, well - it works... no matter how
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Thanks for that, that's really cool to show where the magic happens. Good idea.
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no problem - i think DA is a place to share information...
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wow, ziemlich beeindruckend, ich glaube ich werd mal versuchen ob ich sowas auch hinbekomme, wenn du da nicht ein Copyright drauf hast. Deine ganzen Waterdrop Bilder sind wirklich der Wahnsinn! sehr großer Fan
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mach ruhig - ich verrate ja auch meine tricks...
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eine frage hätt ich :
wie löst du den zweiten flash aus?
slave betrieb oder mit nem kabel oder wie?
interessiert mich wirklich brennend!
mfg
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den löse ich über ein Kabel am synchronanschluss aus - mit dem adapter oben links auf diesem Bild [link]
falls ich mehr blitze brauche nehme ich noch den adapter rechts dazu...
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woher bekommt man sonen adapter wie links oben?
und wie ist die genaue bezeichnung?
lecker, das teil.
hab zwar nur einen blitz (420ex) aber man kann ja schon mal vorsorgen ^^
achja, benutzt du eigentlich den omnibounce auf deinem 550ex ?
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den adapter habe ich beim MediaMarkt gekauft - war ein Glücksgriff glaube ich weil die sowas normalerweise nicht haben.
Schau einfach mal in Fotoläden oder bei Fotobrenner - da müsstest du sowas finden.
Omnibounce is zwar ein gutes Prinzip, aber wenn ich den Preis sehe wird einem ja schlecht... ein weißes Papiertaschentuch über dem Blitz funktioniert genausogut
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sweet. I had a fish tank I was going to use for this purpose, but I never seemed to do it..and sold it
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Nice tape job on the second flash haha, it's actually quite brilliant, do you think it'd work with just one flash? Cool idea too, great picture.
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only one flash works, too. the early photos were made with just one... you only need to photoshop a bit more
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lol...because of it,i decide to watch you!:dawatch:
keep up your work!!
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That is alot more simple of a setup than i expected. Did you just drop the tomatoe yourself? or did you have someone assist? I dunno about you, but i struggle with multitasking.
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i did everything myself... i used the remote trigger. one hand on the trigger button and in the other hand the object to drop in.
It's the only way to have a precise timing. if someone else triggered the button, then i don't think this would have workt that good...
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wow...I 've just seen the photo's you made with this setup...
thanks for showing the setup...it explains everything...keep up the good work!
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no problem, i just like to share informations
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Nice diagram.
Very simple - I understand it, and therefore may actually be able to apply it. Thanks for that.
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thanks! this is veryvery interesting 
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That's all it took to make those, holy crap dude.
I guess a camera with tape on it does the trick...
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your setup is brilliant! it really shows that you don't need to have a studio or complex and expensive equipment to get great pictures and capture really cool ideas.
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