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frozen in time. Flash delay tripped by droplet breaking light beam
12/02/2014 - 22:09alfpics
CategorySpecialist / Abstract
LensN/A
ISO1600
Focal Length90mm
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Posted 13/02/2014 - 11:24
Hi Ian - thanks for the comment. I used a home-made light-beam splitter with a delay timer to fire off the flash. Needs to be done in the dark with camera set on 'B'!
Andy
Andy
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Posted 13/02/2014 - 11:57
Hi Nuri!
Thanks for commenting. The 7.3sec exposure happened to be the time using 'B' setting. The trigger fires only the flash and not the camera, so I just held shutter open before the water drop descended, and then waited until the flash had fired before releasing. Hope that's clear!
Andy
Thanks for commenting. The 7.3sec exposure happened to be the time using 'B' setting. The trigger fires only the flash and not the camera, so I just held shutter open before the water drop descended, and then waited until the flash had fired before releasing. Hope that's clear!
Andy
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Posted 13/02/2014 - 23:11
Thanks all for commenting - much appreciated 
Andy
Andy
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Posted 14/02/2014 - 05:16
alfpics wrote:
Hi Nuri!
Thanks for commenting. The 7.3sec exposure happened to be the time using 'B' setting. The trigger fires only the flash and not the camera, so I just held shutter open before the water drop descended, and then waited until the flash had fired before releasing. Hope that's clear!
Hi Nuri!
Thanks for commenting. The 7.3sec exposure happened to be the time using 'B' setting. The trigger fires only the flash and not the camera, so I just held shutter open before the water drop descended, and then waited until the flash had fired before releasing. Hope that's clear!
it is .. thanks Andy
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