Having fun with a Jelly bean

D-Pearce92 · 29th of May 2012 (Tue)

Evening all

Going on from the water drops that i had my first attempt with a few days ago i decied to drop a jelly bean into water to see what i got and i nailed it at first time of asking, thoughts welcome, wish it was more central but for my first attempt im really chuffed with this. Taken with my 18-55 is and 20d

Many thanks for looking Dex

D-Pearce92 · 30th of May 2012 (Wed)

Bump Bump Bump :d anyone got anything

cjdexter · 30th of May 2012 (Wed)

I've tried this a few times. Best result's i've had were using a flash on it's fastest setting in a very dark room to freeze the shots instead of using a fast shutter speed to freeze it.

Yours is a good start, but you need to straighten it up. It leans to the right. And maybe zoom out and aim up more to try and catch a bigger drop. Or zoom in tighter on the drops you have there. That's what i'd do anyway.

rick_reno · 30th of May 2012 (Wed)

nice, but the tilt is annoying

29th of May 2012 (Tue)	#1
D-Pearce92 Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 605 IMAGE EDITING OK	Having fun with a Jelly bean Evening all Going on from the water drops that i had my first attempt with a few days ago i decied to drop a jelly bean into water to see what i got and i nailed it at first time of asking, thoughts welcome, wish it was more central but for my first attempt im really chuffed with this. Taken with my 18-55 is and 20d Many thanks for looking Dex

30th of May 2012 (Wed)	#2
D-Pearce92 Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 605 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Having fun with a Jelly bean Bump Bump Bump :d anyone got anything

30th of May 2012 (Wed)	#3
cjdexter Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Australia Posts: 100 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Having fun with a Jelly bean I've tried this a few times. Best result's i've had were using a flash on it's fastest setting in a very dark room to freeze the shots instead of using a fast shutter speed to freeze it. Yours is a good start, but you need to straighten it up. It leans to the right. And maybe zoom out and aim up more to try and catch a bigger drop. Or zoom in tighter on the drops you have there. That's what i'd do anyway. __________________ -CJ- Canon 60D + 18-55mm (+Reverse Adapter) + 55-250mm + Ʃ 24-70mm f/2.8 + Ʃ 30mm f/1.4 + Ʃ 10-20mm f/3.5 + 430EX II

30th of May 2012 (Wed)	#4
rick_reno Cream of the Crop Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 42,424	Re: Having fun with a Jelly bean nice, but the tilt is annoying

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