Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2004/04/16
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]B. D. showed his drip of spring. ;-) > Okay, so it's not really spring here yet - although they are talking > about the temp getting into the 70s in the next couple days - and the > photo isn't great art, or art of any kind...but\ > http://www.leica-gallery.net/bdcolen/image-64556.html > > Actually, it's kind of a drip.... > The one thing it does say though, is 'I don't want to hear any of this > shutter-lag bs... ;-)<<<<< Naw, not a hope cause a drip is a drop without lagtime. ;-) And at this moment as easy as it might be to use the word "drip " in an un-complimentary fashion, far be it for me to suffer the wrath of the leader of ass burning comments. :-) Naw I wouldn't do that. ;-) We're friends, right? ;-) Question? Was there room to have got on the other side of the watering can so the drip would be backlit? I'm sure if you'd moved or it were possible to do that, move to the other side, the shot and drip would've been far more effective than what we see. This has nothing to do with the timing of shutter release, nor lagtime, as obvious you captured the moment on the mark sans lag. As you hit the drip right on the peak. But I bet from the other side with the water drop backlit, it would've popped off the screen like a pearl of light. No? So? ted