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Manufacturer	Model	Distributor	FPS	Shutter Speed	Full Resolution	Clip Length
Photron	ultima APX	MCT Cameras David Wiese	2000	1/2000	1024×1024	0′19″

Lens	Focal Length	F-Stop	White Balance	ISO Speed	Lighting
Nikon 60mm f/2.8		f/2.8	3100k	Default	2x Fotodiox Coollight 1600’s

With this shot I wanted to show off the cool shape you get when you have any kind of impact into loose material (or when you have a high velocity impact into solid material). To do this I tossed a small clear marble into a pan of baking soda. The baking soda had been piled up in the center to give the marble more material to displace. For the lighting I was going for contrast. To achieve this I placed two of the lights to camera left and added a white poster board to the other side to act as a subtle fill light. I removed the secondary diffuser on both of the soft boxes to create slightly sharper shadows as well as increase the amount of light the shot was getting. The shot still came out a tad underexposed, the 50mm f/1.2 would have been a better choice for this shot. The exposure was fixed in post.