How to take a clear freeze-frame picture of faucet water drops with Apple mobile phone?

1. The light should be good enough. There is often a lack of light in rainy days, so you can find a light. Or shoot raindrops under the lamp at night.

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3. Choose a clean background to highlight raindrops instead of being attracted by others.

4. Change the angle, such as shooting raindrops falling into the water to highlight raindrops; Raindrops fall on leaves, and so on. ...

When shooting water droplets, try to apply a small aperture, because a small aperture can bring greater depth of field and make the whole picture clear and delicate. Generally speaking, the aperture can be set around F6-F8, but it should not be too small, because if the aperture is too small, the flash power in the camera is not large, and it is easy to expose the picture. Of course, if you just want to take a close-up of a water drop, try a lens with a large aperture and a long focal length. At this time, the blurred background and crystal water droplets will have more visual impact.

It should be noted that the speed at which jumping water drops change shape and fall way is very fast. A water drop with a diameter of 0.2mm will bounce up again within 1/300 seconds to 1/500 seconds after contacting the water surface, but it will not exceed11000 seconds, which is why the water drop is photographed. However, if you want to better capture the moment when it falls or bounces, and the world reflected in the water droplets, a camera with a higher shutter speed will make it easier for you to realize this wish. At present, many high-end cameras have a high-speed shutter of 1/8000 seconds or even110000 seconds, which is very suitable for capturing such fleeting shots. If you happen to have such a camera, you might as well adjust its shutter speed to the highest and see what kind of effect you will get.

Flash is an essential tool for shooting water droplets indoors. When shooting such a close object and using a high shutter speed, it is necessary to use the forced flash mode of the flash to make up the light. However, it should be noted that although shooting water droplets does not necessarily require a very professional external flash, if your camera lens is too long and only uses the focal length of the wide focal end to shoot, it is easy to make the picture appear shadows. The way to avoid this phenomenon is to try to use an external flash with a high ceiling, or keep your camera away from water droplets and shoot with a telephoto end. Of course, sometimes, just change the shooting angle and the problem will be solved.