So much for getting out of Trophs..

[SunnyHouTX]

Cool

[Austy16414]

Roger that. I'll give it a shot and post some pics after my WC

[SunnyHouTX]

Go to 3200 till you can get more lighting, then you can drop it for sharper pics.

[Austy16414]

ISO goes up to 3200, but I was only shooting at around 1000

[SunnyHouTX]

Looks good but there's a need more light LOL. What's the highest ISO you can set the camera? Higher the better

[Austy16414]

Finally found time to play with my camera today. Special thanks to Sunny for some of his shooting tricks. These aren't anything special, but much better than what I've been getting. Still a lot to learn on this
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[Austy16414]

Tank lights plus added flood lights, spot lights, overhead flash, whatever I can get just for the photo shoot.

Noted and appreciated

[SunnyHouTX]

Tank lights plus added flood lights, spot lights, overhead flash, whatever I can get just for the photo shoot.

[Austy16414]

Best tip I got was to use a LOT of light. Speeds up focusing and and gives better overall look.

Do you shoot with your tank lights on? Or do you cut them off and use room lighting?

[Austy16414]

That's actually the issue I'm having. I only have so much light in the fish room, so my shutter speed is super slow and can't keep up. What kind of lights do you use?

[SunnyHouTX]

Best tip I got was to use a LOT of light. Speeds up focusing and and gives better overall look.

[Austy16414]

Skill usually doesn't come from not using the camera LOL start clicking and see what happens [emoji106]

Lol most of my clicks just end up as blurs. These buggers are quick. I'll probably end up starting a thread to get some photography tips

[SunnyHouTX]

Skill usually doesn't come from not using the camera LOL start clicking and see what happens [emoji106]

[Austy16414]

Nice rare pick up!

These fish need to meet a DSLR camera.

Thanks! I have an EOS 50D that I attempt to use, but it's way beyond my skill level lol

[myjohnson]

Nice rare pick up!

These fish need to meet a DSLR camera.