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Droplet Collision

The split second, a fraction of 1/1000th is all it takes for the forms of water to change after colliding together. Using IR Beam Sensors and a computer controlled trigger, this is the result.

The split second, a fraction of 1/1000th is all it takes for the forms of water to change after colliding together. Using IR Beam Sensors and a computer controlled trigger, this is the result.



Tags: Water, Drop, Shot, High, Speed, Photography
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