Ok, a lot more work than it was worth, probably. A couple of hours of: Press button on camera (on 10 second timer, I would try to get a couple of drops out of a pipette by squeezing gently at the same time that my husband manually pushed the button on the flash.
No wonder gyaban spent $600 building a mechanism that allowed just one or two drops and would trigger the flash.
Now you can buy a miops setup. That would be so much easier!!
Started at around 9:15pm, entered the shot at 11:58 pm. Hated the crop but couldn't fix it in less than two minutes.
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I realise how complicated it is to do something like this. The droplets are perfectly photographed. I can tell this was as a result of a few tries, judging by the spills outside the cup.
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