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March 26, 2013
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Shot using Nikon D5100 with the kit lens and
Settings are:
Shutter – 1/200sec
ISO – 100
f – 55mm
f/5.6
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sam, good one.

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March 26, 2013
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Great freeze action shot.
Looks good in b&w too!
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March 26, 2013
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Thanks a lot Muneer and Nikonguy!!!!Laugh

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Wow,

Sam it is super nice. And like the fact that we both have the same camera.

* Samer H.*

March 29, 2013
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Thanks Samer.H..and which other lens do you have other than the kit lens?

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Sam_2709 said

Thanks Samer.H..and which other lens do you have other than the kit lens?

Sam,

I have AF-S NIKKOR (55- 200 mm) 1:4 – 5.6 G,

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A successful experiment, Sameer. Congratulations.
Next time, I would go for an even faster shutter speed.
You could easily boost the ISO without fear of noise.

I would be interested in knowing if you used a tripod
and if you were in single or continuous release mode.

When detailing your camera settings it is good to include the aperture value.
It can be seen in the file’s property details, but if you’re going to go to the trouble
of listing settings in your post you might as well include the f-stop as well.

Again… nice shot.
The 5100 is a great camera.

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very cool shot… may have to try this!!!

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Actually i used continuous release mode and the shot was actually in red lighted background but i preferred b/w …! And i tried the shot with tripod but the height of the tripod was more compared to the bucket in which the drops were falling…so had to get it with bear hands ( VR is relly helpful)Smile

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Sam_2709 said

Actually i used continuous release mode and the shot was actually in red lighted background but i preferred b/w …! And i tried the shot with tripod but the height of the tripod was more compared to the bucket in which the drops were falling…so had to get it with bear hands ( VR is relly helpful) And this is original picture i tookSmile

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Hi Sam,

Well done mate, they are both excellent shots, not only did you freeze the shot, I can feel and see the movement also.

Ian …..

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Thanks Ian…Smile

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