HOW TO GET THIS SHOT - Bursting bubbles
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Is it magic, science or just good photography skills? Turns out you need all three to get the shot of Bursting bubbles. See how the COOPH team of photographers used science to capture the magic of an elongated soap bubble bursting. Check out the video and see if you can capture bubbles yourself.
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OUR EQUIPMENT:
Camera used for filming - Leica SL2s, Lens: Leica 24-70mm f/2.8
Camera used for images - Nikon D850, Lens: Nikon 105mm f/2.8 (Macro)
Photo Editing Software - Adobe Lightroom Classic
Video Editing Software - Adobe Premiere Pro
How to create the bubble soap liquid:
3 parts of water
2 parts of liquid soap
Producer: Ulrich Grill, zooom productions, coo.ph/3JbwxxT
Music: East Side Story - Song by: Rex Banner
Amazing shots, also using the best lighting system too with Broncolor. Love the video thanks.
Wonderful! What kind of spray have you used? I have never seen it, I have compressed air... is it all right too? Thanks for the videos!
Wonderful 😍😍
Hi! Excellent, but you used the hss flash. You can do the same with normal speedlight. 1/200 or 1/250 f16 iso 250 o iso 400 and flash power 1/8 or 1/16. Just try. Thanks! ;-)
is 1/250 enough ?
I would recommend shorter time, something around 1/750.
@@hugotogner168 thanks mate
@@beingfarooq.iguess The decisive factor is the short flash duration, not the sync time. Without any ambient light you could also sync with 1 sec or longer. The flash freezes the movement not a short shutter time for which you would need a lot of constant light. I doubt that in this case you can get sharp bursting bubbles with 1/750, rather 1/2000 and shorter. As mentioned in the video, use the lowest possible flash power for lowest possible flash duration which is usually way shorter than 1/2000.