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How To: Photograph Water Drops     posted on 25th of june, 2009

This blog post is a description of how I photograph water drops. Of course there is more than one way to do it, but it might be useful for people who have never tried it before.

What you'll need

- A transparent glass bowl

- A ruler or other object you can stick into the water for focusing

- A large sheet of colored paper or cloth

- A flat surface you can place your bowl on

- A small plastic bag

- A small pin with which you can make a very small hole in the bag

- Some kind of contruction above your flat surface, which you can hang your plastic bag with water on

- A large book or other object that you can place behind the bowl

- A camera which allows for manual focus and manual exposure (I use a Canon EOS 50D)

- A good flash (I use the Canon 500EX...

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Tags: drop flash splash tutorial water

Comments (16)

Thanks for the blog post. It's very clear and well written. I've wanted to try water drop photography for a while, but never took the chance. I hope to give it a try sometime after I return to the US. - posted by Reeddaigle on July 23, 2009
Beautiful shots, I'll give it a try. - posted by Vwimage on July 20, 2009
Fantastic! Really interesting, I look foreward to try it!!! - posted by Trottola on June 29, 2009

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