@photoluver4life It pretty easy to some of these shots mate! And if you should happen to get some realy good ones in great color and centered.. They make awesome prints for the wall:) So good luck..! Thight shots Peter
What are the best settings for taking really high quality waterdrop pictures like the ones in this video? I also have the Nikon D3000 and I'm shooting with a Sigma 70-300 f/4-5.6 DG APO macro/telephoto zoom lens. I also have the 18-55 mm Nikkor lens that came with the camera.
@jwemt81 I used the 18-55 kit lens... And i think i was at F11 for a good depth of field.. Use an off camera flash to freeze the motion... at its max synch speed... think its 1/200 sec on the D3000.. i also used an remote to trigger the camera and flash... and you'll have to take alot of pictures to capture the right moment.. You can go check out a guy named Gavin Hoye or something on how to set it up... Mine was very similar.. Good luck with the project... you'll get some awesome pictures:)
hi i have some questions about dslr and photography, if u want to take a good shot at night without long exposure do i always use tripod ? and how much shutter speed and aperture
@BillieJean900 Hey there...Sa a rule of thumb.. Your shutterspeed should be as fast as your focallenth.. So if your're using a 50 mm lens.. Your shutterspeed sould be at 1/50 of a sec.. However if the lens has image stabilazation i can reduse that between 3 - 4 stops... But this is only a rule of thumb... And rules are meant to be broken:)
@CBG0829 Yes this was shot on a nikon d3000 with the 18-55 mm kit lens... So it is possible to get good shots with it... well atleast i think they came out pretty nicely...
Tnx... planning on doing more videos soon... but i'm kid off busy at work at the moment... But i'll try to get more vids uploaded in the near future..!! sry for being so slow..
did u flash in all thes pics??
bhanwar04 1 month ago
@bhanwar04 Yes every single one m8. You need the flash to freeze the fast motion of the waterdrops..:)
34Muflon 1 month ago
This is soo coool
photoluver4life 3 months ago
@photoluver4life It pretty easy to some of these shots mate! And if you should happen to get some realy good ones in great color and centered.. They make awesome prints for the wall:) So good luck..! Thight shots Peter
34Muflon 2 months ago
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photoluver4life 3 months ago
What are the best settings for taking really high quality waterdrop pictures like the ones in this video? I also have the Nikon D3000 and I'm shooting with a Sigma 70-300 f/4-5.6 DG APO macro/telephoto zoom lens. I also have the 18-55 mm Nikkor lens that came with the camera.
jwemt81 4 months ago
@jwemt81 I used the 18-55 kit lens... And i think i was at F11 for a good depth of field.. Use an off camera flash to freeze the motion... at its max synch speed... think its 1/200 sec on the D3000.. i also used an remote to trigger the camera and flash... and you'll have to take alot of pictures to capture the right moment.. You can go check out a guy named Gavin Hoye or something on how to set it up... Mine was very similar.. Good luck with the project... you'll get some awesome pictures:)
34Muflon 4 months ago
The song is The XX - Intro(Long Version)
dinara091 5 months ago
hi i have some questions about dslr and photography, if u want to take a good shot at night without long exposure do i always use tripod ? and how much shutter speed and aperture
BillieJean900 7 months ago
@BillieJean900 Hey there...Sa a rule of thumb.. Your shutterspeed should be as fast as your focallenth.. So if your're using a 50 mm lens.. Your shutterspeed sould be at 1/50 of a sec.. However if the lens has image stabilazation i can reduse that between 3 - 4 stops... But this is only a rule of thumb... And rules are meant to be broken:)
34Muflon 7 months ago
Nice vid. Could you please make a vid with the whole set-up? What kind of lightning did you use? Tnx
weimaranermedia 1 year ago
@weimaranermedia Sure... but i'm gonna be away for the next week or so.. but when i get back.. i'll try to make a video about how i set i up..
34Muflon 1 year ago
Very COOL, CHeck out my Photography portfolio video, i shoot with a D3000 too
TheConorSchultz 1 year ago
are you using the original 18-55mm lens
CBG0829 1 year ago
@CBG0829 Yes this was shot on a nikon d3000 with the 18-55 mm kit lens... So it is possible to get good shots with it... well atleast i think they came out pretty nicely...
34Muflon 1 year ago
@34Muflon what song is this called?
Jaysmusicproduction 5 months ago
@Jaysmusicproduction I cant rember where i found it.. But it is on some free music site.. but really can rember... sry..
34Muflon 5 months ago
xx intro. nice
brodd5 1 year ago
Tnx... planning on doing more videos soon... but i'm kid off busy at work at the moment... But i'll try to get more vids uploaded in the near future..!! sry for being so slow..
34Muflon 1 year ago
these are amazingg. :O
WhoWhatWhereWhenHowC 1 year ago