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Submitted: May 21, 2011
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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS 60D
Shutter Speed:1/2 second
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Date Taken:May 19, 2011, 12:10:03 AM
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C_3.3_hitchhikerby *relhom

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Water with guar gum & colored gel filters on flashes, thanks for any comments/views..

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~blacksheep81 Aug 15, 2011 Hobbyist Photographer

...the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy - I mean the original from the BBC! It looks great!

*relhom Aug 16, 2011

~thelastelanor May 25, 2011 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

perfect

*relhom May 25, 2011

for fav too..

~thelastelanor May 26, 2011 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

*Good-e-nuf May 24, 2011

Are you taking surface science into account when doing this?

Walt(Retired Physical Chemist)

*relhom May 25, 2011

Add a drop or so of rinse aid to drip tray water to cut down surface tension. Is that what you mean? Or am I way off? Not any kind of chemist just a janitor with some hobbies...

*Good-e-nuf May 25, 2011

Then I won't get into it! You seem to be doing really well with what you're doing. Anything I say will only serve to confuse.

Walt

*relhom May 25, 2011

Probably..I read on one site Corrie White--> [link] that she uses different additives to try and slow action down. Make drops more viscous, I think that's the word I'm looking for.. You can get some pretty interesting drop collision.. If you have any suggestions I'd be glad to hear them, thanks..

*Good-e-nuf May 25, 2011

I'm more theory and have had courses in it, so I may not be of much help. I looked on the internet, but everyone seems to think they found the secret to water drops and, so, do not give simple soln info. You mentioned you were using guar; that sounds good also try small amount of dish detergent and perhaps a load of salt or sugar. Alcohol and water mixtures will also work. If you use a flat dish use a thin water layer and a thin cooking oil layer on top and try drops into that you can add color with different colors and dyes both water and oil soluble. I'd have to think about different polarities and surface tension and interfacial tension for a while.

Walt

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