Water Drop Photographs

EDIT: These are photos taken with an early version from the dropController. You can see more3 information with details about building a device at www.dropcontroller.com

 

Early water drop photos. Water, milk, coloured water and coloured milk. Some of the first water drop photographs I did.

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7 thoughts on “Water Drop Photographs”

  2. hi uncle Martyn just wanted to say a massive well done because when you said you did this in my opinion I thought it was a ridiculous idea but looking at your website its fantastic what you do so carry on what your doing.

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  4. I now use two Speedlite flash guns, which are set to a power of 32 or 64 usually. Again, it is the low power which results in a very quick burst of light to freeze the droplets. I find this setting adequate to freeze the drop and yet give me enough light on the image.

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  5. Hello,
    does anyone make these DIY controllers, ready to go. It is beyond my skill set to complete a project like this but I am a good photographer looking for a drop kit.

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