Even though the water is more milky, I like the lighting (and the shadow) in this shot.
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Very cool shot. I like that you were able to catch individual droplets so well. What was your exposure time to get that?
Around 1/25000 sec :-)
I’m using a two-second exposure on the camera, but I built a circuit that fires an external flash unit when a light beam is broken (by a falling drop of milk, in this case). The shutter speed, then, is effectively the duration of the flash.
I’ll be posting a HowTo article re: how to build a similar circuit as soon as I get a chance. Glad you like the shot!
very cool! thanks for sharing!!!