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heder78 Member 35 posts Joined May 2008 More info | Apr 12, 2010 16:24 | #16 Really cool! 5DMK2, 450D, Tamron 17-50 2.8, Sigma 28 1.8, EF 28-70 2.8L, EF 135L, Sigma 50 1.4 Tamron 90 Macro
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Apr 13, 2010 03:53 | #17 Thanks everyone. Can't wait to see some of your attempts and learn from them! Website (Updated Recently)
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suckaface Junior Member  21 posts Joined Feb 2009 Location: Lake Tahoe More info | I've been playing around with bubble popping shots for a while now. So much fun! Early morning when the sun is low seems to be the best time for colors and reflections, not to mention the less challenging wind conditions. 
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Apr 13, 2010 10:43 | #19 suckaface wrote in post #9986141  I've been playing around with bubble popping shots for a while now. So much fun! Early morning when the sun is low seems to be the best time for colors and reflections, not to mention the less challenging wind conditions. Awesome! What are you using to make the bubbles? Your pop seems very different from mine. Website (Updated Recently)
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suckaface Junior Member 21 posts Joined Feb 2009 Location: Lake Tahoe More info | Apr 13, 2010 11:47 | #20 OneFastt996 wrote in post #9986369 Awesome! What are you using to make the bubbles? Your pop seems very different from mine. Thanks man! I use a mix of Dawn, water and glycerin. I used to use Miracle Bubbles because the first bottle I tried had awesome colors and swirls, but the next few I tried were almost worthless.
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Apr 13, 2010 12:36 | #21 suckaface wrote in post #9986776 Thanks man! I use a mix of Dawn, water and glycerin. I used to use Miracle Bubbles because the first bottle I tried had awesome colors and swirls, but the next few I tried were almost worthless. I think the lighting may have a lot to do with why they look different. My shot is directly back lit by the sun. Also, I'm not sure what temperatures you're dealing with, but it was pretty cold when I shot that. Low 20's I think, so the bubble solution gets really thick and syrupy, and they do pop a bit differently. The temp must be the difference as mine is back lit too but it is 70 degrees in this shot. That's just another thing to play with I guess Website (Updated Recently)
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