Originally posted by Mccsiz So there are images behind the drops that are passing through to the camera? Is this what you mean?
Cheers,
Loyd
Hallo Loyd,
maybe we have a misunderstanding because I am not a native speaker ans misinterpreted you initial question
"How did you keep your image out of the reflective spheres?" and I have choosen the wrong English words.
I thought you meant that you miss the reflection in the spheres like they would be seen e. g. when you take a photo of christmas tree balls. These are reflective and it is not avoidable that the imaging camera is visible in the balls like in a mirror.
Here we have an image of tiny water drops clinging to a spiders web. The are not reflective but transparent and show the landscape behind the web. The drops are refractive and behave like extreme wide angle lenses.
Cheers
Pete