Sakharov, A.A.: On New Elaborations in International Terminology of High-Speed Photography and Cinematography. In: Chowdhry, B.S., Shaikh, F.K., Hussain, D.M.A., Uqaili, M.A. Shaikh, M.H.: Study of Arduino for Creative and Interactive Artwork Installations. Oxer, J., Blemings, H.: Practical Arduino. Note how DOF increases rapidly with lower magnification: 0.32mm is about 3x the thickness of a human. High Speed Photography UK: SplashArt and Phototrigger products and demos, The formula for depth of field is: Depth Of Field (in mm). McRoberts, M.: Beginning Arduino (2013) ISBN: 978-1-4302-5017-3 (Online)Ĭhalkley, A.: The Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Arduino, Ĭognisys Inc.: StopShot - High Speed Photography Controller, If you’re using lighting for you close up photography, the longer focal length gives you a greater working distance from your subjects and helps to not cast shadows. Escape from Gemini Station (2013) ISBN: 978-1-4302-4606-0 (Online) The best macro lens made by Canon is the EF 100mm f/2.8 L Macro, especially if you prefer a longer focal length. Kelly, J.F., Timmis, H.: Arduino Adventures. Gorham, D.A., Field, J.E.: High-Speed Photography of Liquid Jets. We conclude the paper with the proposed future works to make the entire system even more user friendly. The construction of the device, the interface, and exemplary pictures taken are shown in this paper. The proposed solution can be used as an interface for high-speed photography for water drop pictures, suitable for both amateur and professional purposes. SyncBox can be operated using Dripper (the application interface) by a single mouse click, the pictures taken can be downloaded to a computer, and uploaded to the Internet.

The point is to sculpt the subject material, creating emphasis and form. You can use either a studio or natural light. Abstract photography of the body shows the play between light and the physical form. But even without applying this technique, the quality of light and the extent of reflections caught in your eye can be suppressed to a. Light is the driving force behind all photography. This system, named SyncBox, is simple, easy to use and fairly inexpensive. The two images below convey the results of this technique. The elaborated system includes a water system, a drop kit, and the synchronizer itself, attached to a digital photo camera. An open-source electronics prototyping platform called Arduino was used for this purpose. The goal of this work was to create a fully automated synchronizer for macro photography, dedicated to water drop photography.

Human macro photography