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Flow Vis Guidebook
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- Overview 4: Photography D: Exposure
- Overview 4 - Photography E - Resolution
- Overview 5 - Post-Processing
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- Boundary Techniques - Introduction
- Dye Techniques 1 - Do Not Disturb
- Dye Techniques 2 - High Visibility
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- Photons, Wavelength and Color
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17 Comments. Leave new
Really great looking paint formation. Nice background choice.
Very cool affect being shown here.
I like how this captures the big-picture approach, and I think this picture has more dimensions. Love the slime-like periphery and kind of reminds me of albumen/ cracked egg. I feel like I see two distinct layers in this image.
I like how the image is not as zoomed in and shows the whole blob of paint.
I love the thickness of this paint in this image (great surface tension going on around the edges). I also can’t believe this was only cropped and minimal post processing was completed – the image is so clear so well done on the photography side.
Cool picture and creativity here! The overall picture looks like an eyeball, but even more interesting, the white part in the yellow kinda looks like a snake head.
I like that you took a different approach to the image than the rest of your team. It is very interesting to see the image as a whole, especially with the 3d perspective.
Eye see you! Super amazing! Love how you can tell the depth of field.
Great job! I like your choice of showing the entire experiment and the framing is well composed.
The zoomed out aspect of this image gives a great focus to the circular “eyeball”. The contrasted yellow is very neat to see
I like how clear your image came out.
I like the perspective of this image, it looks like a squid eyeball
I enjoy how in this image we can see everything that is going on. Great context.
The background color seems to be a little off with the white balance compared to the other pictures with the same set up.
I love the range of focus in this image along with the clear border of the acrylic.
The new angle is really cool, you really get to see the third dimension of this experiment
I like that your picture shows the canvas as well as the paint pour, I think it gives a unique context to what is going on, where the other pictures in your team focused more on closeups of the paint. You can see the boundary/tension between the edge of the paint and the canvas.