How to photograph Water in Motion with a splash | LearnMyShot.com

[Vechet]

I like your videos because you are not using fancy (expensive) photo equip but clamp lamp, paper tissue and stuff like that we all have at home. thumbs up, keep on making vidoes :)

[chris5903]

great tip. Thank you. but the intro is like scaring me

[grieret]

really cool tutorial, as always! thank you very much!!! =)

[connwise]

would this work on something like a t3i

[iamkevinism]

Hi, does this work for taking a pic of someone running or anything in motion?

[LearnMyShot]

@iamkevinism yes : hight shutter speed for anything in motion

[iamkevinism]

@LearnMyShot does it depend on lighting too? coz i use 1/60 and it's kind of dark and still not sharp. (I'm learning photography) I think I've been doing good when it comes to close up shots, but this time I'd like to take pictures such as athlete's or someone playing.

[Slipknave]

you need to talk louder in your vids...

[401SNelson]

great informative vid!!

[ThePeppermintBadger]

Hello Robert Grant

[LearnMyShot]

@ThePeppermintBadger hello

[Snaggleture]

Thank You for the awesome techniques! I subscribed to your channel.

[huudiduu]

Why did you turn off the image stabilator?

[LearnMyShot]

@huudiduu because the camera is on the tripod. so there is no vibration. If shooting on tripod or using high shutter speed 500 or above the image will be sharper ( a notch) if image stabilization is off

[EpicsodeOne]

@LearnMyShot hi, is that true? How does it affect? Even if slightly! Does it have to do with vibrations from the electric current to the IS?

[LearnMyShot]

@huudiduu if you tap shutter release you will hear IS mechanism buzzing as it will try to level off vibration. (what exactly it does I am not sure) but the point is that when on tripod there is no vibration so no point for IS to work and try to stabilize vibration that is not there...

[huudiduu]

@LearnMyShot But it's not necessary to turn off..? Okay, sry, a bit pointless question :D

[xxdrkanglsxx]

@LearnMyShot it's on the tripod but still when your finger presses down on the button you push the camera down and it bounces up because it's not fully stable since most tripods only secure it from one side. What most people do though is use a remote control so that they don't get any movement... I know this is random but this is what I know XP

[danamezjohn]

@huudiduu if you are mounted on a tripod for a shot that needs a long exposure the IS is on it introduces camera shake, it tries to auto-correct movement that isn't really there.

[TiranosaurusRex2010]

I have 2 words for you: Red Bull

[LearnMyShot]

@TiranosaurusRex2010 I did that, but mixed it with vodka. Check out some of the new tutorials they are faster. 

[remo2koool]

nice vid... but can't u just increase d exposure on d camera???

[LearnMyShot]

@remo2koool correct you can go up on iSO or open up on f=stop however if you increase shutter speed you will not able to stop the motion.

[lewisball02]

thank you BTK KILLER

[MrPlaystationboy]

i totaly subscribed ...grat videos

[MrFredzzz]

His eyes freak me out.

[thaiamer]

Awesome video!

[jds1964007]

good vid



[TheFishie123]

simplest way to add light is to get a mounted flash in my opinion

[kbudiarto]

@TheFishie123 Some people don't have the luxury to spend $400-$500 for a high-speed sync flash.

[ISAYLORI]

this helped a lot, thanks but the zoom after 6:40 scared me a bit :D

[feedthebear51]

He is a little scary!

[iCoverSongz]

THIS FREAKING ROCKS!!! THANKS! 

[candi65875]

Just remarkable...

[flintloveless]

Where do you get a 250watt bulb?

[LearnMyShot]

@flintloveless any hardware store should have it! you can order online two just Google it

[08ZXRider]

@flintloveless

A simple work light set up from Harbor Freight can provide 1000 watts of light for ~$30. Hot lights are called hot for a reason, just be aware of the heat they generate and you'll be fine.

Great images!

[OpsvigPhotography]

@flintloveless Edison

[thorpt211]

Thanks a lot! your videos are very detailed. I like especially the part when you describe the settings and how it effects the situation. It helps a lot. :)

[LearnMyShot]

@thorpt211 send us your shots when you try this, thanks!

[thorpt211]

@LearnMyShot I would love to send my shots but I don't know how.

[LearnMyShot]

@thorpt211 you can go to learnmyshot site (link in video description) in "browse" find corresponding tutorial, then hit "share your shot" link in comments box- it will give you an option to upload from your computer or to post image url, thanks! cheers!

[anxalicious]

waoww.. thanks alotttt for sharing that.. !!!

[321242]

funcking awsome tahnks to share!!!!

[LivingForLOL]

That is a scary man!!