Here is a catch all photograph. A little bit of stop action and a little bit of depth of field.
To create this Stop Action I knew I was going to need a super fast shutter speed. I tried at 2000th of a second and the drops were still blurry. So in order to get a faster shutter speed (about 5000th of a second) I had to bump up my ISO to 3200! (hence the noise). However I was able to capture a single raindrop breaking at my fingertip.
To create the depth of field I had to have a low shutter, in this case f-1.4. Because I was using a HIGH shutter speed, to compensate for exposure I was able to use a LOW aperture. This made it easy to capture the stop action and low depth of field. Your camera lenses may only go as low as f-3.5, but you can still capture great shallow depth of field by zooming in (focal length) or moving in closer to your subject, with the background a good distance away.
Happy Thanksgiving and can't wait to see what you post!
Amazing!
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