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A few waterdrops
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and the last one 
of course, some Photoshop to accentuate the shapes, but there is no cloning, the original splash had a similar shape which I just used some liquify to exaggerate.
http://500px.com/photo/3999331
of course, some Photoshop to accentuate the shapes, but there is no cloning, the original splash had a similar shape which I just used some liquify to exaggerate. http://500px.com/photo/3999331
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Stop it! ;D These shots are so great, they make my shots look crappy! Care to share some setup? Is this water you are using?
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rwmson said:
Thanks! I'll post a photo of the setup later tonight, yes it is water, mixed with guargum to make it a bit more thick and don't splash I hundreds of tiny drops, also the water in the receptacle has a few drops of rinse aid, which makes it a bit more reactive.
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Awesome! Thanks for the tips about using Guar Gum and rinse aid, I'll have to try that out (if I can figure out where one can buy Guar Gum).
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mws said:
Sorry, I missed your question.. I bought it already made since it use a very special software on a computer that does all the setup of the Arduino without having to resource to hundreds of clicks like when you use one with just an LCD and a few buttons. It is made by a guy in Germany, if you are interested message me and I'll give you the details, he doesn't want to sell more than what he can build..... It's great that can control up to 12 devices, valves, flashes or cameras.
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