After watching several tutorials at the University of YouTube, I decided to put into practice what I had learned: Low power of the flash to achieve a shorter flash time and, consequently, freeze a drop of water in the air at 1/200th of shutter speed. The drip was simply a bag with water and a puncture that dropped a drop of water as if it were a hospital IV. I set my AD200 to 1/128 and took several shots with my macro lens, with it I miraculously achieved a few well-defined drops in the air. The first one is my favorite. I hope you find this technique interesting and put it into practice!
Después de ver varios tutoriales en la Universidad de Youtube, me decidí a poner en práctica lo aprendido: Baja potencia del flash para lograr menor tiempo de destello y por consiguiente, congelar en el aire una gota de agua a 1/200 de obturación. El goteo era simplemente una bolsa con agua y un pinchazo que dejaba caer una gota de agua como si fuese un suero de hospital. Puse mi AD200 a 1/128 e hice varios disparos con mi lente macro, con él logré milagrosamente unas cuantas gotas bien definidas en el aire. La primera es mi preferida. Espero que les resulte interesante esta técnica y la pongan en práctica!
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I heard of this technique before but never really got interested in trying it since I don't have the proper equipment to do it. Appreciate all the results though, is definitely something you won't see everyday! :)
Thanks so much Gabriela! Glad you liked it! ☺️🙏
Pleasure all mine!
Wow, que bonito 😮.
Gracias! Una técnica muy interesante!
Very cool tutorial, you can practice it very well, it's true that the first image is very cool.
I love it.
Great shots.
Studying at the University of YouTube has really paid off 😊