:thumbupboth: @ Andreas :rolleyes:

Thank you Piet.

There´s been a few who thinks i should slow down the animation....and i can "semi-agree"...but since it´s only made up from 10 frames then it would look really "jumpy". :mellow:

That's quite cool Andreas, I like it :woot:

:b_drool:

LOL  at the 'heart' covered eyes but the drool is certainly appropriate.I'd be happy with any ONE of the ten frames you used,let alone capturing TEN great ones in a row!...And such purty ones,at that! :thumbupboth:

Huge congrats swedie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I knew if anyone could do it,you could.I wonder what you'll do next......:blink:

PS:Jag gick också att reta dig om att inte anknyta till din upload med ”anknyter”, men borttappadt I alla min bokmärkear i min toolbar… suckar… dumt lappy….,

Thank you Marlene. Maybe i can do a feature film next? :tt2:

My Life as a Drop by Andreas, directed by Tim Burtsplashton, Music by Droppy Elfman. Produced by Mel Dribblesalot.

LMAO! Better than My Life As A Drip.... :tt2:

Kort! LOL! I didn't know my favorite composer's real name is actually  Drooppy Elfman. And in that case my all time fav movie is  " Splashy hollow"
Ok seriously! I was follow this tread awhile now. Hmmm Interesting. My 5 cent to the basket. I never saw a boring dropp shot not from a Master Andreas or Marlene or some other person in a big wide web. I find them fascinating and I don't belive this is just a random shutter button pressing excersise. Everything is captured with camera is a photograph and this action called photography. I fail to execute some reasonable shot yet....I have many blurry thou....LOL. But one day I will. 
seeyus Tunde

Andreas, I should drop in too, you bounced back and surfaced as a winner! "Well" done! :laugh:

I made another one......just to show how a so called "fan-drop" occurs.

haha.... that's pretty funny zacko, you're the best :thumbupboth:

I love this POV showing the surface and of course the fanning event - incredible! :thumbupboth:

:woot::woot::woot::thumbupboth::thumbupboth::thumbupboth:

Wow...

Thank you thank you.

Superb !!!

That's so, clever, I have been experimenting with a tin plate on a stove top coloured water to see how water boils and bubbles, if I get a photo worth posting I will soon

To quote Tunde,"I don't belive this is just a random shutter button pressing excersise."

It's not... I know...and that's from experience.The first time I tried it,I 'got lucky'.I took 5 shots and got a decent one...The next day,I took over a hundred and none were as good as any of the five I got the night before.There is so much more to this than 'meets the eye',lol.Yes,we can have 'happy accidents',as I have,but there is definately a skill involved here.And I think we do a disservice to those who have perfected the science of this  when we diminish their efforts because we've had them  happen for us accidentally.

Okay.Margana shutting up now...lol. ;^)

Well I believe I have just proved that it can be done, come and see my images.

Awsome stuff Andreas. Capturing that 'fan' phenomenon is really quite amazing. I'll have to take a look in your gallery, but if you haven't already posted a slightly larger version of these there, I think you should. :)

:thumbupboth: EXCELLENT work buddy-boy!! :thumbupboth: :biggrin: Always wanted to know how, and now i can see it for myself!! Hoowoo!!! :biggrin: :woot: ---------------- Est:tt2: 8;o)

Thanks Kort and Esté. I haven´t posted a bigger version in my gallery because it turned out so darn huge....filesize...wise, lol. So i think i´m gonna upload it to my website instead. That small one alone is 315kb big. :bored:

Awww, don't be a party pooper! I know you can wrangle a decent one in at around 499kb! :)

LOL. Well i suppose i could try.

Naaa, I don't think  it will be possible to squeeze that  into 499KB :unsure:

Oh, c'mon, you can do it! :b_tonguewink:

LMAO! You know Kort....i just emailed you a larger one and you are free to have a go at it if ya like. You know GIF´s alot better than i do.

Is that what's been clogging up my email? LOL! ;'] Thanks buddy, I'll see what I can do and send it back to ya.

Hey Andreas, if you give me a web gallery template I could host the file for you (on my site)

Aww. Thank you, but i just got a shrunk version made by Kort.....the bloke actually got it below 500kb without resizing it. So i´m thinking i might put it up in my gallery here after all. Thank you Kort.

My pleasure, though I did resize it a little. Using noise reduction on each frame helped clear up unwanted noise in the background, and a little painting got rid of those annoying white dots on the right. The rest was just a matter of tweaking the GIF settings. I'll send you the larger 40 color version as well, but I think you'll want to use the first one I sent you. ;']

That's wonderful! I'm looking forward to seeing it.

Ohhhh, what a lovely set of shots. Thanks for the pics and I don't think they are boring. I think you guys do them so well! Lots of them are in my faves. Keep em comming boys!
I don't have all the chemicals....unless you count my transplant drugs big grin but food dyes may be good.
I may one day add to the ocean of drops out there (oops sorry for the pun....nah not really giggle)
Jenny.

LETS BRING BACK THE DROP

DRIP

DRIP

DROP!!!!!

Sheesh David, talk about reviving an old thread. Have you finally mastered the drop shot? ;'))

Noop!!!

Hahah. I never even tried. I know my limitations. The stiller my subject, the better. I was just curious when I got notification in my email from a 3 year old thread! :'D

I have a new lens coming in about a week, some poeple says it;s very sharp so i thought  I may have another go.

Fast and sharp...key ingredients. :')

Not so sure about key ingredients all mine were taken on a compact cam, Canon  G6

Okay show off! ;'P

I clearly remember when the first drops hit the screen..then others joined in and I joined in and I believe all had a ball of fun...no, not easy at all but it was loads of fun with a few masters of  drop shopt to emulate as best could.     Andreas is simply a  fine photographer, way beyond the drop shots.