It's time for swimming!
by Robidoune
1 white reflector on each side in the axis of the strawberries, 2 Yongnuo 560 III flashes bounce on the left reflector and 1 on the right, all flashs at 1/32 of the power. I installed a Cactus V5 laser sensor to trigger the camera and the flashes when the strawberry is hit on the liquid surface.
To avoid having to clean up the mess between each shot, I took a picture of the empty glass and strawberries, then took several more pictures of the strawberry and the splash of the milk. The final photo is an assembly of the lower portion of the first photo I took with the upper portion of the most beautiful splash of milk. I added white flour in the milk to make it less liquid.
To avoid having to clean up the mess between each shot, I took a picture of the empty glass and strawberries, then took several more pictures of the strawberry and the splash of the milk. The final photo is an assembly of the lower portion of the first photo I took with the upper portion of the most beautiful splash of milk. I added white flour in the milk to make it less liquid.
Uploaded09/09/2018 - 05:08
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Posted 09/09/2018 - 18:33
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Great result. Thanks for the detailed methodology
Gradually learning the art of polishing turds
K-3, K-1
Pentax 18-35, 35-80, 50, 85, 300
Tokina 70-210
K-3, K-1
Pentax 18-35, 35-80, 50, 85, 300
Tokina 70-210
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