Like me there are some droplet photographers around here. I've read some things about electronic systems for the timing of the shot on the forum, though I do it still completely manual.
Today I came across a great piece of equipment that I think would solve all this problems. I think it can be very helpful and therefore I wanted to share it on the forums. The only problem is that it'll cost about $470,00 and that's too much for me unfortunately.
The thing I'm talking about is Brian Mumford's Time Machine and for the droplet photos you'll need the drip kit.
If you take a look at Corrie White's work, you'll see why you would like to have one
(and no, I'm not getting payed by Brian Mumford to advertise here)
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11th May 2010, 10:40 AM #1
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[Suggestion] Drip kit and Time Machine for droplet photos
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11th May 2010, 01:44 PM #2
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Re: [Suggestion] Drip kit and Time Machine for droplet photos
Very cool, Jeroen!! It's nice to know there are commercial options out there: I might have been tempted after a few failures to buy this. I don't know how many hours I've put into fiddling with creating drops, but if I pay myself $10 per hour, I've probably spent close to $500.
Cheers,
Rick
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