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Another High Speed Milk Drop
Here is another example of a High Spped Milk Drop. A Manual Flash (Sunpak 411) is dialed down to 1/32nd power for a very SHORT flash duration, this is what gives this shot it's apparant 'speed'. Can be done by anyone with some patience...
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Again great shot off a splash, you keep on pooring milk is that wright, to make one like this with only a fallen drop would be something els...did you tried it ...hope to see some more .
Fonzy - at 10:31 CEST on 05-Aug-2005 [Reply]