my zoanthid collection
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mfinn
Surgeonfish
Two new ones from the Cherry Corals group buy.
Myteemouse
NOTHING
oooooo smooochies
those others are super sweet also
those others are super sweet also
luisse25
Well-known member
those smoochies are nice!!!!
JIvePhotography
Green Bubble
Yes, the smoochies are nice!
amore169
Member
Stunning collection.
mfinn
Surgeonfish
I'm trying out a new camera and it's not going very well.
This is the best out of a hundred or more attempts.
This is the best out of a hundred or more attempts.
edwing206
Unregistered Member
Those pictures look nice! Is this with the new D80?
What mode are you shooting in?
What mode are you shooting in?
mfinn
Surgeonfish
Thanks
Yes it is, and I'm using auto mode with the stock lens.
edwing206
Unregistered Member
Stock lens? As in the 18-55mm?
mfinn
Surgeonfish
Yeah, that's it.:lol:
mfinn
Surgeonfish
I have a Tamron 90mm SP AF F/2.8 Di macro, but I'm just struggling to get some decent pictures with the 18-55mm.
edwing206
Unregistered Member
Lol, just use the Tamron.
Try taking it off auto mode and use "A" or "S",(aperture, shutter priority).
And keep the ISO low to keep the noise to a minimum.
Try taking it off auto mode and use "A" or "S",(aperture, shutter priority).
And keep the ISO low to keep the noise to a minimum.
mfinn
Surgeonfish
How low?
100?
Gary Parr from R2R just did article in FAMA and I think he said a ISO of 400 is good.
Myteemouse
NOTHING
I use an ISO of 100-400 tops..
If you go 100 you needto turn shutter speed way down
I have to use a tripod to get good pics cause my iso is 100 my shutter speed is like 1/8-1/3 with all lights on
If you go 100 you needto turn shutter speed way down
I have to use a tripod to get good pics cause my iso is 100 my shutter speed is like 1/8-1/3 with all lights on
edwing206
Unregistered Member
^Yup. I have take some good pictures with the ISO at 800. It really depends on the lighting situation. If there is low lighting then you will get more noise in the picture using 800 ISO than if there is a lot of available lighting.
Try ISO 400 and see how it turns out.
Along with using a tripod you want to put the camera on a timer or use a remote. When you press the shutter button you really get a lot of camera movement.
Try ISO 400 and see how it turns out.
Along with using a tripod you want to put the camera on a timer or use a remote. When you press the shutter button you really get a lot of camera movement.
mfinn
Surgeonfish
my newest addition to my zoanthid tank.
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mfinn
Surgeonfish
did some resizing.
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edwing206
Unregistered Member
Nice fish Martin! And great shots!
Was that with the Tamron macro?
What settings?
Was that with the Tamron macro?
What settings?
