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If you want some pointers.. Well don't try to capture drops colliding as you first project, it is rather time consuming and a bit tricky
Use a tripod when ever you can.
Flashes and lots of light helps (mostly).
If you have Live view on your camera use it.
The most important tip I have is just to have fun, play around and see what happens.
If you have any questions I'll be happy to help