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Fake bubbles Anonymous
Can anyone recommend a good substitute for real soap bubbles? I'm going to be working with a model in a tub and we're looking for something a little more long-lasting and durable than bubble bath.
>> NatureGuy !se3A3TwzdY
Have you tried a dish soap sugar combination?
>> Anonymous
I hear Hydrochloric Acid bubbles are not only long lasting, but have more color range than soap.

Give that a try.
>> Anonymous
>>262146

with lights, you can get them in any color
>> Anonymous
Pancake batter.
>> Anonymous
>>262146
thats just so bad. BAD!
>> i - !EoFJjFcCco
>>262153

Pancake batter has got long lasting lumps, not necessarily bubbles.

But do try hydrocloric acid, works wonders.
>> Anonymous
OP here. We were thinking candlelight. I wasn't concerned with the color range of the bubbles, but a greater range is always nice. I haven't tried dish soap/sugar but I'll look into it, thanks. I'm afraid the Hydrochloric Acid bubbles might be a little more trouble than they're worth, but points for thinking outside the box.
>> Anonymous
don't do anything too crazy it might be harsh on her vagoo
>> Anonymous
>>262158
grls luv it wen u get harsh on their vagoo
>> Anonymous
>>262158
who cares what you do to her, as long as you get a good photo
>> Anonymous
Add glycerin to the mixture. It makes the bubbles last longer (but it's sticky).

There's a company called Gazillion that makes premium bubble solution for kids (I shit you not), and those in my experience last quite a while. The problem being that that shit really burns my skin...she definitely doesn't want it anywhere near her lady bits.

I know that shaving cream is a common photo substitute for whipped cream, but beyond that I have no idea.
>> Anonymous
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>>262157
>We were thinking candlelight.
>> FrtFlks !!Ez7/DaRmPG+
>>262270
They'd need that f/0.75 moon Zeiss.
>> Anonymous
>>262282
.7.

Also, remember, Kubrick was shooting cinema in the seventies. Fixed shutter speed, slow film. I've heard variously that it was ISO 50 pushed to 200, ISO 100 pushed to 200, or ISO 100 pushed to 400. High ISOs on modern DSLRs, modern film emulsions, and physically larger formats (for 135 and up film) make an f/.7 lens not necessary.
>> FrtFlks !!Ez7/DaRmPG+
>>262289
Thanks anon.

But really, it was more of a tongue in cheek joke, but thanks for the info anyway.
>> Anonymous
Thanks anons
>> Anonymous
>>262289
f/0.7 is so pedestrian to me
>> Anonymous
dishwashing soap
>> Anonymous
>>262158
if she's wearing panties she'll be ok, she doesn't need to be completely naked if shooting in a bathtub.
>> frank
Hydrochloric Acid works amazingly