double exposure - first(&second) sound triggered event (& the other five sucked - )
double expousre because the first sound when the rock hits the light bulb & second when the rock hits the ground ..
doubting people tisk tisk ;
there is no way you could align the falling rock for two separate shutters - yes i would have preferred a single exposure but like i mentioned above sound triggered - the trigger seemed to be very sensitive - occasionally - have to work on this at some point ..
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If this was done in a blackened room with one exposure and two bursts of flash, then bravo on a well planned shot. However if it was two exposures combined in camera...not good.
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