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Posted 29/01/2008 - 11:22
Excellent photo! What liquid are you using to get the colours seperated like that (or was the colouring done in PP)?
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Posted 29/01/2008 - 11:23
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Canon 430EZ flash unit
Canon 430EZ flash unit
Now go wash your mouth out
That's a great and colourful splash
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Posted 29/01/2008 - 11:26
"or was the colouring in pp" How dare you! ;->
The colour came from red and blue food colouring and the patience of a saint!
Matt> Now wash your mouth out
I must apologise for saying the C word. I think they are excellent for off camera flash. Since the strobist mentioned the Nikon SB24, they are a fortune on fleabay but the Canons have full manual control so they are great. One caveat, they have an autopoweroff after 2 minutes which WILL drive you insane!
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The colour came from red and blue food colouring and the patience of a saint!
Matt> Now wash your mouth out
I must apologise for saying the C word. I think they are excellent for off camera flash. Since the strobist mentioned the Nikon SB24, they are a fortune on fleabay but the Canons have full manual control so they are great. One caveat, they have an autopoweroff after 2 minutes which WILL drive you insane!
Rob.
www.flickr.com/photos/baldmonk
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Posted 29/01/2008 - 12:54
That is terrific!
Must have taken forever - did you have the red, white and blue food coloring on the water surface and 'plop' something through it?
I'm thinking of a flash unit very soon - still can't decide over getting one expensive 540 or 2 cheapo 360s. Or possibly the Metz equivalents.
Must have taken forever - did you have the red, white and blue food coloring on the water surface and 'plop' something through it?
I'm thinking of a flash unit very soon - still can't decide over getting one expensive 540 or 2 cheapo 360s. Or possibly the Metz equivalents.
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Posted 29/01/2008 - 14:37
Robby,
Have look at the Metz 480, a good comromise on power and cost
K100D Super, 18-55, 50-200, Sigma 10-20, Sigma 70mm macro and lots of old lenses
Have look at the Metz 480, a good comromise on power and cost
K100D Super, 18-55, 50-200, Sigma 10-20, Sigma 70mm macro and lots of old lenses
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Taken with a K10d 1 second exposure and a Canon 430EZ flash unit.
www.flickr.com/photos/baldmonk