Octoberfest
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Not sure if I should post this here but hopefully I'm on the right track.
I've noticed some great pictures on this site and was hoping to get some of my tank that are even half as good. The problem is I have no idea how to use my camera. I know it's more than likely not the best camera out there but it's not the worst either.
here is a link to the camera I have
http://www.fujifilm.com/JSP/fuji/ep...dbid=789907&urltype=overview&NavBarId=I789907
What I've been doing is setting it to auto and then using the Marco option but one of two things will always happen.
1. If I use the flash the pictures make everything look dark and not at all what the tank really looks like as well as reflect off of everything.
2. If I don't use the flash the shutter stays open too long, even with the tank lights on and the fish end up looking like a blurr.
Here are a couple that I've gotten so far.
the majority of the time this is how they turn out though as far as the fish being a blurr.
I've noticed some great pictures on this site and was hoping to get some of my tank that are even half as good. The problem is I have no idea how to use my camera. I know it's more than likely not the best camera out there but it's not the worst either.
here is a link to the camera I have
http://www.fujifilm.com/JSP/fuji/ep...dbid=789907&urltype=overview&NavBarId=I789907
What I've been doing is setting it to auto and then using the Marco option but one of two things will always happen.
1. If I use the flash the pictures make everything look dark and not at all what the tank really looks like as well as reflect off of everything.
2. If I don't use the flash the shutter stays open too long, even with the tank lights on and the fish end up looking like a blurr.
Here are a couple that I've gotten so far.




the majority of the time this is how they turn out though as far as the fish being a blurr.
