Hi all.......this was my first attempt to photograph a water drop falling into water.

**jeechu1970** · 10th November 2011, 09:45 AM

**Donald** · 10th November 2011, 10:11 AM

A good first attempt.

There were very extensive discussions on here in the past, which discussed in detail the way in which to best capture such images. This thread also features links to other threads on the subject.

**jeechu1970** · 10th November 2011, 02:22 PM

Hi... Donald........thanks for the useful tip...will try to improve upon using the thread suggested

**ktuli** · 10th November 2011, 02:34 PM

Girish,

Did you add the star light points? I find them very distracting and they compete for my attention with the main subject matter which is the drop of water.

- Bill

**jeechu1970** · 10th November 2011, 03:02 PM

Hi Bill.......the star light points was added in camera editing option available in Nikon D90......after doing it i also thought so........without it will it be a better picture.......let me post that here and have ur opinion.........Girish

**ktuli** · 10th November 2011, 03:13 PM

Definitely! Way better without them.

**rpcrowe** · 10th November 2011, 03:36 PM

"the star light points was added in camera editing option available in Nikon D90"

It is amazing what cameras allow you to do these days! I had not heard of that option and we cetrainly don't have it on my Canon DSLR cameras. However, I don't miss it. I like to do any editing like this in post processing.

**jeechu1970** · 10th November 2011, 03:57 PM

Thanks..Bill.for the frank opinion..........
Thanks to you also Richard......cameras these days are really amazing...more than that the software available now have much advanced options.....very bad photo can be edited and made out to look impressive. But i prefer to have my original photo but for little cropping and contrast enhancement.......am an amateur in photography and in the process of learning....Girish

**nikonover** · 24th November 2011, 09:31 AM

The starpoints did nothing for me except take my eye away from the subject. Once you removed them the picture came to life.

**elfbob** · 24th November 2011, 07:56 PM

Originally Posted by jeechu1970

I've experimented with drop recoil reactions with manual exposure captures with & w/o manual strobe, if you can capture perpendicular to the reaction spire & having a colored backdrop that compliments it

sometimes you get extremely lucky & capture the swirl interaction of both the drop fluid & standing fluid colors dynamics in the reaction spire

what's also interesting is a "drop forming" from a spigot & a released drop, WB manipulation can enhance & add "chrome color" to the water column

**JPS** · 24th November 2011, 08:18 PM

Girish,
your picture is much better now the star light points have been removed. Nice shoot.

**jeechu1970** · 30th November 2011, 05:14 PM

Thank you John......its amazing pictures by Robert would definitely experiment.....more on the subject

**jeechu1970** · 17th December 2011, 12:05 PM

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