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Stop Action Droplets

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Ravix

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I'm an electrical engineering student and a photographer. I recently built a high speed camera/flash controller and used it to capture some stellar droplet pictures.

You can see them, along with some information about how I took them here:

http://www.esorensen.com/2008/12/22/high-speed-photography/

I hope this information is interested and helpful for some of you. Let me know if you have any questions!

Here are some of the images for those of you who don't like to click links :)

DROP01.jpg


DROP03.jpg


DROP14.jpg


DROP16.jpg
 
Now the question begs:

Did you capture or do you have higher resolution versions of these? They'd make some ridiculously AWESOME wallpapers but, blowing these up to today's typical resolutions like 1440x900, 1680x1050 or 1920x1200 is just going to kill the quality. I see a few more at your website but they're still rather smallish (it's not a complaint, just an observation on what you've got there).

If you've got 'em in higher resolutions, or even more pics, good lord man, post 'em. They're outstanding, great work...
 
yep - awesome pics! keep up the great work! i'm going to have to try doing some high-speed photo work like this myself sometime soon - looks like loads of fun!

couldn't resist using the one above w/ the checker pattern for the background on my phone - awesome shot. thx! :)
 
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