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Oct 05, 2010 08:57 |  #1

Paint dancing to music on top of a loud speaker. this is the absolute first shot I took.......i think that was luck, need to improve light and sharpness etc
was inspired by Linden G's work for the new canon pixma adverts, his shots can be seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/​13084997@N03/ (external link) he does use prfessional equipment such as sound activated trigger with delay etc. and obviously I still have a lot of trial and error to do as so far i only end up with drop explosions. I think this was a nice try.....after one or two days i will try again, and probably will use the subwoofer.

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Oct 05, 2010 11:02 |  #2

I have no experience in this type of photography so I can't offer any helpful C&C really...but I must say that these are really awesome! Nice dof and sharpness...love the colors and comp of #2.


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Oct 05, 2010 12:25 |  #3

Fabulous captures, only question is how much mess does this create.


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Oct 05, 2010 23:51 |  #4

thanks both! it was my first time for this..........learned heaps........need to learn to make the paint dance more in films, rather then being projectiled drops.

Corkney, quite a mess, but the splatters dont travel any further then about 15 inches....i do suggest a uv filter on your lens though


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Oct 06, 2010 00:30 |  #5

nice image, smaller water mark next time




  
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Oct 07, 2010 11:03 |  #6

day 2 of learning.....continue to learn, a lot better today! applied some lube to the balloon to make it shine like a mirror! thinned down the paint even more and played lots with garageband to generate tones and vibrations......now if only i had a more powerful and faster flash so i could go to a smaller aperture

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Oct 07, 2010 11:20 |  #7

Those are really cool. What do you have between the paint and the camera for protection?




  
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Oct 07, 2010 11:25 |  #8

erhm nothing, the paint shoots mainly up, it would have to fly almost direct into the lens as i use a 4 inch long lens hood, apart from that the paint only flies away for about 8 inches and im about 12 inches away from it. today its all much more controlled, thinner paint, lubed balloon, going much smoother.....time for a real serious session to make some beauties


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Oct 07, 2010 11:38 |  #9

Your a braver man than me sir. May I suggest a filter and a disposable camera rain cover there about $5 for 2 at most camera shops; just to be safe.




  
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Oct 07, 2010 11:47 as a reply to  @ ChuckingFluff's post |  #10

Marco, this is cool! If you could, show us the setup:D


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Oct 07, 2010 16:12 |  #11

very cool photos!! LOVE IT.

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Oct 07, 2010 22:31 |  #12

#3 is much better...IMO...the tighter shot works much better. Would crop quite a bit out of the top of the second one...and yes scale down the watermark. Other than that I love these...great color and detail in the individual drops.


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Oct 08, 2010 00:58 |  #13

Pretty cool man


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Oct 10, 2010 04:57 |  #14

finally getting what i wanted.....:) thanks everybody for your comments

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