alright here is the setup...
and read the description to see all of the stuff involved...and the shot ( two photos)
to see two more photos from the shoot and to see my other photos on flickr
atmianzo Member  212 posts Joined Mar 2009 More info | Jun 06, 2010 15:15 | #1 alright here is the setup... and read the description to see all of the stuff involved...and the shot ( two photos) to see two more photos from the shoot and to see my other photos on flickrCanon XS+grip l 17-40mm F/4L l l 70-200mm f/4L l 50mm l 100mm macro Flickr
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Jun 06, 2010 17:56 | #2 You inspired me to do this.  _______________
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Pinto Always in our hearts and minds. R.I.P.  More info | Jun 06, 2010 19:12 | #3 Great image! Please explain how you tripped the shutter for your capture.
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Jun 06, 2010 19:44 | #4 how many tries did it take you to get that shot?
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7D_Sniper Goldmember  2,204 posts Joined May 2010 Location: South FL More info | Jun 06, 2010 20:25 | #5 awesome capture Run it's the big bad amateur
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Jun 06, 2010 22:04 | #6 You inspired me to do this. klassenl-i am very glad and flattered i was able to help you capture such a wonderful image, it really means a lot to me since im only 17 years old. Great image! Please explain how you tripped the shutter for your capture. Pinto- ha i guess my phone dident capture how i tripped the flash. i used the ebay triggers to trigger the flash. just search wireless flash trigger in ebay and you will find plenty (i got mine for about 12 bucks) how many tries did it take you to get that shot? Mr. Bill-just booted up bridge and at count i took 26 pictures and had 2 keepers. ironically the first one was a keeper and the third to last one was one as well. the problem with the capture was not the exposure with manual flash and stuff but rather getting the timing of dropping the strawberry and taking the picture at the same time Canon XS+grip l 17-40mm F/4L l l 70-200mm f/4L l 50mm l 100mm macro Flickr
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Mr. Bill-just booted up bridge and at count i took 26 pictures and had 2 keepers. ironically the first one was a keeper and the third to last one was one as well. the problem with the capture was not the exposure with manual flash and stuff but rather getting the timing of dropping the strawberry and taking the picture at the same time I've seen some acoustic triggering rigs here and there on the boards, but those are for the electronics guys. The beauty of digital is that you can try 26, or 50 or 100 times and it doesn't cost you anything and you get instant feedback. I think I only tried about 6 or 7 times. _______________
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FelixDeSouze Senior Member  829 posts Joined Nov 2009 Location: Perth, WA More info | Jun 07, 2010 02:43 | #8 Nice shot, thanks for sharing the setup.. It's amazing how simple the setup for these kind of shots are but they still yeild astounding results. Canon EOS 6D| Canon 50mm f/1.8 MkII | Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 IS USM II [COLOR="red"]
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surgeonhawkeye Goldmember  More info | Jun 07, 2010 10:17 | #9 Excellent and simple idea. Wow, 17 ys and already doing this? You are on the right track my friend. I love this
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SezzySue Goldmember  1,388 posts Joined Jan 2006 Location: Las Vegas, NV (Born and Raised in Detroit, MI) More info | Jun 08, 2010 19:05 | #10 nice job, and 26 shots isn't bad to get what you wanted. Sarah www.seibertphotography.com
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tehshocker Senior Member  279 posts Joined Oct 2007 Location: Salt Lake City, UT More info | Jun 08, 2010 21:42 | #11 Simple but great idea, the shots look great! website
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MikeRossburg Hatchling 7 posts Joined Jun 2010 More info | Jun 09, 2010 21:11 | #12 Very cool!
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Jun 09, 2010 23:58 | #13 thanks guys so much!
as always click HERE to see my flickrCanon XS+grip l 17-40mm F/4L l l 70-200mm f/4L l 50mm l 100mm macro Flickr
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MPelley Member 76 posts Likes: 12 Joined Feb 2009 More info | Jun 10, 2010 15:23 | #14 Sorry Atmianzo, but the "larger" image does not work. On my monitor I can clearly see the joint/edge between the original image and the white background that was added and where you have cloned the water line ontop. The new extended background is pure white where as original background and the areas around the added water line is off white (greyish). Canon 7D, Sigma 150-600, Sigma 10-20, Sigma 18-50, Canon EF-S 17-85. See my Flickr Account : flickr
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Jun 10, 2010 21:13 | #15 MPelley wrote in post #10339333 Sorry Atmianzo, but the "larger" image does not work. On my monitor I can clearly see the joint/edge between the original image and the white background that was added and where you have cloned the water line ontop. The new extended background is pure white where as original background and the areas around the added water line is off white (greyish). i don't see it...hmmm sounds like i need to get my screen calibrated. thanks man Canon XS+grip l 17-40mm F/4L l l 70-200mm f/4L l 50mm l 100mm macro Flickr
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