A Lesson On How Not To Take A Picture.
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benzonar
Fish Crazy
Sometimes you are bound to get reflections. Best thing I find is to frame the fish so that you are then able to crop the image to remove the reflection.
sub.42
Fish Crazy
Hmm,
Thanks for the info.
Have set up the tri-pod now. Will try again now. The zoom is optical 6x, and 10x digital. It all gets too grainy with the digital zoom. I'll have a fiddle on the exposure time too.
sub.
Thanks for the info.
Have set up the tri-pod now. Will try again now. The zoom is optical 6x, and 10x digital. It all gets too grainy with the digital zoom. I'll have a fiddle on the exposure time too.
sub.
benzonar
Fish Crazy
I tend to use the manual settings when taking close ups. My camera has a super macro mode that allows you to get within 1.2inches of the subject.
I also have an underwater housing for the camera which I am thinking of using to take some pics from the perspective of the fish by using the infra red remote control to take the picture. Could be something different.
I also have an underwater housing for the camera which I am thinking of using to take some pics from the perspective of the fish by using the infra red remote control to take the picture. Could be something different.
sub.42
Fish Crazy
He's a monster Salvini!
All of two inches and yet he hassles the lot of them.
He's totally nuts. Salvini's have attitude, be under no illusions.
sub.
All of two inches and yet he hassles the lot of them.
He's totally nuts. Salvini's have attitude, be under no illusions.
sub.
Darkened room.
Sometimes when I take pictures of the tank I put a blanket over my self and the tank so that the only light comes from the tank. Nearly all reflection is then avoided (unless you use a flash)
Of course, if there are unsightly marks, Photoshop has two wonderful tools called clone and repair...
Sometimes when I take pictures of the tank I put a blanket over my self and the tank so that the only light comes from the tank. Nearly all reflection is then avoided (unless you use a flash)
Of course, if there are unsightly marks, Photoshop has two wonderful tools called clone and repair...
bunjiweb
mmmmmmmarines
i always angle the camera slightly down and as close to the glass as i can get it. This way you get minimum relfections and flash glare.
Ben
Ben
Puffer_freak
Put the trombone down, *****!
A bit of (not so) careful photoshopping, and voila! Of course you can do it much better, but I rushed this. Took me around 2 minutes.
Bloo
~ I learn something new ~ ~~~~ every day ~~~~
you're far too good with Photoshop - it makes me jealous.Puffer_freak
Put the trombone down, *****!
bloozoo2 said:
Probably because I spend far too much time on there!
Most other people my age are out these, playing comouter games, but me, I'm in front of photoshop!
sub.42
Fish Crazy
Hey!
Copyright infringement here!
Looks cool....
Yep, too damn good for his own good.
Well done!
sub.
now adobe photoshop.......www.ado.......
Copyright infringement here!
Looks cool....
Yep, too damn good for his own good.
Well done!
sub.
now adobe photoshop.......www.ado.......
modernhamlet
Just this guy...
I actually didn't notice the camera.
This is what I noticed...
Eerie much?
This is what I noticed...
Eerie much?
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