Monday Morning 6-pack
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nas19320
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Thanks for the compliments everyone.
Originally posted by Chris S
You could make a callender with some of those pics. Looks great whats your secret?
My secret; take lots and lots of pictures and only post the best. Those pictures are just a few that came out acceptable out of a few hundred. Set the camera to Macro and then I try to focus on one piece and take many different shots adjusting the white balance, aperature, shutter speed, etc. My camera does a lot of the work for me. Fish pictures are by far the most difficult for me.
Originally posted by Chris S
You could make a callender with some of those pics. Looks great whats your secret?
My secret; take lots and lots of pictures and only post the best. Those pictures are just a few that came out acceptable out of a few hundred. Set the camera to Macro and then I try to focus on one piece and take many different shots adjusting the white balance, aperature, shutter speed, etc. My camera does a lot of the work for me. Fish pictures are by far the most difficult for me.
tony detroit
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Very nice. Any full tank pics?
pyro
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I love the clam! beautiful!
I have trouble taking fish pictures also. Freshwater wise, the big secret I use is going to home depot and buying those heavy duty lights that sit on the post. (use the doulbe ended bulb, forget what they are called - sorry) I sit them above the tank just as additional temporary light, gotta watch out though, they reallly crank the temperature up. Then I can turn the shutter speed up pretty high and adjust the aperature accordingly. Those dang camera shy cichlids are fast
I have trouble taking fish pictures also. Freshwater wise, the big secret I use is going to home depot and buying those heavy duty lights that sit on the post. (use the doulbe ended bulb, forget what they are called - sorry) I sit them above the tank just as additional temporary light, gotta watch out though, they reallly crank the temperature up. Then I can turn the shutter speed up pretty high and adjust the aperature accordingly. Those dang camera shy cichlids are fast