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excellent tutorial, you do such great work thanks for sharing :)
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Many many thanks for the tutorial.
I will try this morning.
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Thats a Flickr-Spirit.. Need to jump outside..
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Wow, that's excellent. We're having so much rain in the UK at the moment, it will be easy to try this out!
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Well, next time we get some Rain here in Melbourne I'llhave a go...
On the focus stacking: What aperture are you using? would it be possible to extend the exposure, use a tripod and get enough DOF that way?
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Heard about the lack of rain problems you have and smoke haze from bush fires- hope you get rain soon.
You can try using a smaller aperture than around F8-F11 I use for these shots but you will lose some sharpness due to diffraction softening.
If you have the patience and are careful you should be able to get both the drop and flower in focus by carefully moving the flower until you get the focal point of the dew drop (likely to be further back from the drop).
Brian V.
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Neat, Thanks :) Don't know if I have the patience yet, but I think I will be getting a spray bottle to try creating my own dew :)
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Darn fine tutorial "LordV". You do exceptional work and it is a pleasure to see someone take the initiave to "coach' us in "How To". Thanks!
Dan
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Posted 35 months ago.
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Wow, this is an amazing tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing all the info.
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Brian, thank you, and congratulations! I have been playing with the stack technique and the dewdrop technique, but not both together, yet. And then yesterday my April edition of Practical Photography finally made it to the States, and I was thrilled to see your work and mini-tutorial. Thanks again!
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Seluma edited this topic 32 months ago.
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Brian, thank you for sharing the info.
Posted 32 months ago.
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Beautiful, thanks for sharing the insight on how to do this.
Posted 32 months ago.
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Brian, you are the Lord of the Macro. Your photos amaze me, and this particular shot is absolutely stunning!
Shane
Posted 32 months ago.
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Lord V! I'm a big fan of your work. I would like to thank you for taking your time to explain how you go about your beautiful dewdrop refractions. I'm quite impatient to try with dewdrops... instead I tried with a soap poof net =P.
Though it's not perfect (had a hard time with "slice focus" as my eye sight is becoming really poor), I did try a few shot and I dedicate them to you for being such an inspiration and for sharing your secret!
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Thanks orangecrazy- that worked beautifully- might have to try that myself :)
Brian V.
Posted 26 months ago.
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Thank you!!!
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Wow, that was a great tutorial. I am gonna have to try both the Lord V and Orangecrazy versions. That is so neat. Thanks for sharing that.
Taunya
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Thanks for your excellent tutorial. I have learn a lots on that.
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Do you think i would be able to pull something like this off with a Olympus FE-340/x-b55/C-560
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zoelver not sure what magnification that camera/lens system is capable of but if you can get to about 0.6:1 (equivalent to 2:1 with a 1.6crop DSLR) then yes you could but I suspect the focusing could be a problem
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Excellent tutorial, Thankyou very mucc
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burl wood Jack Says:
Very Helphul - A lot of Thanks
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birhoffefferol edited this topic 12 months ago.
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Great tutorial, Brian. Thanks a lot.
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Wow, what a great thing to try to achieve for ourselves. Thanks for the great tutorial.
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Thank you for posting this tutorial and the lenses that you use. This is extremely helpful! I absolutely love your dew drop refractions!
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Great shots! I like the 4th one best!! :))
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