Friday night 6 pack
- Thread starter alec s
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Here's few new shots. I would love to talk to somebody who has some knowledge of digital SLR's. I've got a Canon Digital Rebel and really want to learn manual settings. Anyone?
alec s
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Tlell me more about ur powder brown
Love the Brown. He's has the most personality of the tank. The tank is too small for him. He'll be moving into a 150 or 180 later this summer when I buy a house. He eats right out of my hand, swims that tank like mad, and just loves being himself I guess. He OWNS the tank. New fish are treated to a serious fragging by this guy. It only lasts for a day or so, then, once the new guy knows his place, he's cool. Great fish. Love him.
-Alec
Love the Brown. He's has the most personality of the tank. The tank is too small for him. He'll be moving into a 150 or 180 later this summer when I buy a house. He eats right out of my hand, swims that tank like mad, and just loves being himself I guess. He OWNS the tank. New fish are treated to a serious fragging by this guy. It only lasts for a day or so, then, once the new guy knows his place, he's cool. Great fish. Love him.
-Alec
rsd
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Alec,
I too bought the Canon Digital Rebel. I use a tripod when shooting m tank. You can set it to a raw format (7.1 Mega pix) and take some great tight shots. Then use the software like adobee to really crop in and get some nice close ups. I love the fact that even the small settings produce a really nice 11 x 17 print.
You should do a search for canon classes. I sat down with a digital camera photographer and he showed me alot of the camera's abilities. It took all about 10 minutes for me to forget most though.
Good luck. I have been experimenting with shooting a still subject and adjusting each setting. Then finding my own...thing.
Have fun. Great shots.
I too bought the Canon Digital Rebel. I use a tripod when shooting m tank. You can set it to a raw format (7.1 Mega pix) and take some great tight shots. Then use the software like adobee to really crop in and get some nice close ups. I love the fact that even the small settings produce a really nice 11 x 17 print.
You should do a search for canon classes. I sat down with a digital camera photographer and he showed me alot of the camera's abilities. It took all about 10 minutes for me to forget most though.
Good luck. I have been experimenting with shooting a still subject and adjusting each setting. Then finding my own...thing.
Have fun. Great shots.