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water droplet tutorial 2
Published: 2011-09-23 19:13:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 29593; Favourites: 1407; Downloads: 356
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full view or download!!this tutorial will show you the basics on water drops and feathers
all images belong to me
if you have any doubts feel free to ask :3
i made this tut specially for you and i won't stop you if you feel the sudden urge to fav it
F.A.C.T.S.
**the camera i use: canon powershot A650 IS (not a DSRL)
**i usually use f. 2.8 (aperture)
**manual settings
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is there any other way of getting the drops? I don't think i can get one of those things.
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those are the only ways i know, sorry.
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ok, thanks for your help
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sure, you can use also an eyedropper. for this photos i used a canon powershot A650 IS.
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Love this tutorial. You make it seem so simple! ( I know from experience, its not lol) I would love to see how you set up your lighting. Also, did you have to ask for the syringes behind the counter? I dont want to seem like a crackhead when I walk in there.
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hi! sorry for taking so long 
i use natural light from my bedroom window and yes, i have to ask for them, but don't worry if they give you a funny look just tell the truth. they won't second guess that i think.
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Are you kidding me, is that all you do to make these epic photos!
Ok i need to dedicate this coming weekend to stuff like this, because this is amazing!
Thank you for putting these tips online!
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thank you dude!!! it's awesome
mines:
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Thanks for doing this! I have seen some beautiful images around done in this style and have been curious as to the technique, and now I know!!
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though I'm not a photographer and probably won't use in my art 
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Wow, beatutiful pictures; it's always really interesting to find out how amazing photography like this is done.
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So the last four shots are taken with Canon Powershot A650 IS?
They're gorgeous! Lovely tutorial, thank you very much!
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all of my photos are taken with that camera ^^
thank you
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GAH. I wish I could have seen this before I did my macro for my photography class. OTL Beautiful, though, I must say. If we ever do a freelance assignment, I will HAVE to try this technique out! Oh, and because I am way too young to get my hands on a syringe, do you have any knowledge as to how else you could make the droplet without using one?
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You could try one of those super tiny coffee straws that you find in gas stations...? I don't really know about this stuff, but that was the first thing that came to mind for me. You could also try simply using a small paintbrush, but it's less likely to create the 'balled-up' effect, and be more ovally.
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That might work. :3 I shall have to get a hand on one of those coffee straws the next time I go to a Jacks. They have about a million of them; they'd live if I stole one. xD
I have no paintbrushes, unfortunately, so I shall have to put my hope into the coffee straw. Thanks for the suggestion! <3
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thank you very much
and you're welcome <3
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great tutorial! the finished pics look stunning
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you're welcome! If I get myself a good camera I'll be sure to try this :3
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OMG. I LOVE YOU NOW. UNFORTUNATELY MY CAMERA SUCKS. *goes off to buy a new one*
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amazing! definitely worthy of a DD
/goes to take pictures
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thank you very much
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this is an amazing tutorial 
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