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Awesome shots Mike!! DAMN!!!
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Awesome pics.300g - Petrochromis Texas "Red Fin" Longola, Petrochromis Red Bulu, Tropheus Red Rainbow Kansanga.Comment
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thats the hard part on that tank. the lighting isn't that great on my 125g.Originally posted by myjohnson View PostComment
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biggest ones are ~2" starting to show some decent colors too.Originally posted by newb View PostComment
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Re: T1i
Nice pictures, that male kachese looks awesome.Comment
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Looking good Mike, keep at it. You will learn something new with each session120g - Tropheus Moorii Kambwimba
180g - Petrochromis Macrognathus Dine/Tropheus Moorii Namansi I
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You using the stock lens on these shots?I ate my fish that died.
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thats right - 18-55mm FS 3.5-5.6Comment
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What shutter speed and aperture?
The shot looks very sharp and clean.I ate my fish that died.
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shutter ranges from 80-125
aperture 3.5-4.5
iso 800-1600Last edited by cichlid1409; 04-09-2010, 12:58 AM.Comment
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An angle you don't see too often
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why doesnt more people get cameras so i can just look at threads all day of people trying them out on their fish?? pictures on every page, me likey
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Wow! I love those last two! Great shots! It's not often you see two fry on both sides of the picture swimming around all cute AND in focus! (Believe me, I know!
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[QUOTE=cichlid1409;466902]Eret.
This is a nice picture! You may be limited by the 3.5 aperture of the lens your using though. A lower aperture ( more light) may be beneficial for pictures of this style. The depth of field would be greater with a smaller aperture. If the ISO used in this picture is high, try using a lower ISO to reduce the graininess if possible. sunriseComment
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