• Canon 430EX on slave, 1/32
  • Canon MR-14EX on master, 1/32 on both lights
  • Not as precarious as it looks! :)
  • Canon MP-E65 macro lens
  • Canon EOS 5D
  • Tripod! - t7l4u

milk photos setup shot

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The setup for the milk photos (just milk and milk + chocolate), on some the 430EX was on the left as pictured, for others it was on the right. The height of the milk also changed to try to get different angles.
I didn't use any automatic triggers, just a lot of takes! :) I used my daughter's baby bottle to make the drops.

  1. Ðave [deleted] 62 months ago | reply

    Cool! thanks for sharing your setup

  2. Debbi in California 62 months ago | reply

    Thanks so much! I'm dying to try this myself!
    Debbi

  3. Rumboaningures 62 months ago | reply

    Wow. Now i see your photo from other perspective. Nice!

  4. Redfishingboat (Mick O) 62 months ago | reply

    Who made the table? That's a crucial detail.

    Seriously .. you're an inspiring photographer!

  5. Chaval Brasil 61 months ago | reply

    Great setup!!!

    Some questions:
    - You can attach a filter to the front of the lens while using the MR14-EX? I have a 500d closeup filter/lens.
    - Seems like you're able to wireless control a Canon 430EX as a 2nd flash?

    Too bad Canon doesn't have a downloadable manual for the MR-14EX...

  6. Chaval Brasil 61 months ago | reply

    Belo setup!

    Algumas perguntas:

    - É possível colocar um filtro na frente da lente ao mesmo tempo que está usando o MR-14EX?
    - Aparentemente o MR14-EX controla o Canon 430EX como segundo flash?

    Infelizmente a Canon não disponibiliza o manual do MR-14EX online...

  7. 4hero 60 months ago | reply

    Great setup Pedro, I've yet to try my 430EX as a slave (must try this).

  8. Pedro Moura Pinheiro 60 months ago | reply

    Chaval, 4hero,
    The MR-14EX is interesting when it works as a master. It controls all external flashes as group "C" (A and B being both halfs of the ring itself), and you can either work in TTL setting a ratio for C from -3 to +3 stops, or you can work manually, setting the power for A, B, and C separately, from 1/64 to 1/1 in one stop increments.

  9. bobcangreen 55 months ago | reply

    This IS great!! I really like the Black and White texture that the Milk "allows" so to speak. I gotta get a MP-E65 and have some fun ;-)

    Keep it up!!

  10. eddymackay 42 months ago | reply

    Just stumbled across this shot. Thanks for sharing your set up. For how simple these set ups are, I keep getting garbage when I dry my water drop shots.

    Thanks for showing us your super duper simple set up.

  11. Az Karen...busy 15 months ago | reply

    Cool setup

    Thank you for sharing!

    Seen in     Set lighting and more about creative photo

  12. Terapixel² 12 months ago | reply

    Great, thanks for sharing!

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