1/600 sec, f/5.6, ISO 1600, 179mm (35mm equivalent: 286mm)
Monday, December 7, 2009
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Nicely done. I love water drop shots. They are never the same! Water is a good subject to shoot when its cold outside.
ReplyDeleteNice shot ! What apaerture, shuter speed & ISO you used ?
ReplyDelete1/600 sec
ReplyDeletef/5.6
ISO 1600
179mm (35mm equivalent: 286mm)
I don't have a flash so I needed to pump up the ISO and open up the aperture to get the fastest shutter speed I could. It'd be nice to have a flash so I could close down the aperture some for a deeper depth of field and then the front of the splash could be in focus too. Four halogen work lights, totaling 1500 watts, were used, but it wasn't enough, I don't think.
I don't think we had the optimum set up either. We would need to retry to get better results.
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