Getting better at this picture taking stuff.
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autofreak44
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great corals!!!!!!!!!
what are the blue ones in the 5th post
what are the blue ones in the 5th post
ric maniac
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wow!!!!!!!!!! those are amazing corals!!
puffer32
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Originally Posted by AAnthony
yeah the pics are blurry, but damn uve got a good selection of coral. what do you have in there as far as fish
Fish list for 150 DT
YT
mandrin
scooter blenny
solar wrasse
flasher wrasse
Lyretail anthias
queen anthias
maroon clown
bi color blenny
sailfin blenny
flame angel
tiger jaw
yeah the pics are blurry, but damn uve got a good selection of coral. what do you have in there as far as fish
Fish list for 150 DT
YT
mandrin
scooter blenny
solar wrasse
flasher wrasse
Lyretail anthias
queen anthias
maroon clown
bi color blenny
sailfin blenny
flame angel
tiger jaw
puffer32
Active Member
Originally Posted by murph145
lookin good! ur gettin the hang of it just takes time and gettin to know where ur camera functions best
nice shots
Thanks murph
My step son is coming for a visit this weekend, he is a photographer, so hopefully he can help me learn to use the settings better. I am thinking some great pics will be posted during his visit
lookin good! ur gettin the hang of it just takes time and gettin to know where ur camera functions best
nice shots
Thanks murph
azaintcold
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In the first picture you own the Knottsberry farms of zoas.
scotts
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I used to marvel at some of the pictures that I saw on this site, then I learned a trick. First off you put your camera in the macro mode, it is usually a button with a flower on or near it. However the real trick is that once you take the picture, you crop the area of the picture that you want to show off. Like this. (Sorry if I am sounding mean, I am just trying to help. Unfortunately I am pretty jet lagged right now also
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fish addict
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You have some beautiful zoos! (wanna send me some frags?
)
puffer32
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Originally Posted by Scotts
I used to marvel at some of the pictures that I saw on this site, then I learned a trick. First off you put your camera in the macro mode, it is usually a button with a flower on or near it. However the real trick is that once you take the picture, you crop the area of the picture that you want to show off. Like this. (Sorry if I am sounding mean, I am just trying to help. Unfortunately I am pretty jet lagged right now also
)
I wasn't offended at all. If you notice of all the pics i took (mostly using macro) the first one of my zoos was the most blurry, i think because i tried to get them all in the pic instead of just focusing on just one colony. I will try to crop afew and see what happens. Also the pics where the corals aren't moving from flow seemed to be less blurry.
I used to marvel at some of the pictures that I saw on this site, then I learned a trick. First off you put your camera in the macro mode, it is usually a button with a flower on or near it. However the real trick is that once you take the picture, you crop the area of the picture that you want to show off. Like this. (Sorry if I am sounding mean, I am just trying to help. Unfortunately I am pretty jet lagged right now also
I wasn't offended at all. If you notice of all the pics i took (mostly using macro) the first one of my zoos was the most blurry, i think because i tried to get them all in the pic instead of just focusing on just one colony. I will try to crop afew and see what happens. Also the pics where the corals aren't moving from flow seemed to be less blurry.
puffer32
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Originally Posted by doktorj99
have you tried using a tripod???.....it seems to work for me...and i usally use the self timer when shooting corals...it works for me.....pics look great though and i love that leather!!!
I have tried a tripod, but when I get the pic in focus it only stays focused a sec, then blurs, same as when i hold the camera. That seems to be the problem, it focuses in but doesn't stay focused long enough to snap the pic for some reason.
have you tried using a tripod???.....it seems to work for me...and i usally use the self timer when shooting corals...it works for me.....pics look great though and i love that leather!!!
I have tried a tripod, but when I get the pic in focus it only stays focused a sec, then blurs, same as when i hold the camera. That seems to be the problem, it focuses in but doesn't stay focused long enough to snap the pic for some reason.
