Kengaroo131
Fish Crazy
i was playing around with the settings on my camera and my slave flash and came out with this. can some one tell me what im doing right and wrong haha i like taking pictures i just dont know anything about it haha.
is this picture any good?
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reefman13
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Are you sure you didn't play around with photoshop? That image looks to have several different filters that have been applied to it.
>1. It is very dark
>2. It is very interesting to look at, however, if you are trying to get the natural look of the stuff, this doesn't allow for it
>3. What camera are you using? Being able to know if you can change shutter speed and ISO is crutial if you want to bring brighter colors to the pic
Overall, I would say that it is a very cool pic, but if you want to go for the natural look, there is some work to be done
>1. It is very dark
>2. It is very interesting to look at, however, if you are trying to get the natural look of the stuff, this doesn't allow for it
>3. What camera are you using? Being able to know if you can change shutter speed and ISO is crutial if you want to bring brighter colors to the pic
Overall, I would say that it is a very cool pic, but if you want to go for the natural look, there is some work to be done
Kengaroo131
Fish Crazy
haha i have this thing called gimp i burned the midtones of the picture thats it im using a dinky little kodak 5 mega pixle nothing specail or nice ha
Kengaroo131
Fish Crazy
haha i dont really know what i was going for i was just messing around haha but i was wondering what i can do to make the pictures look like your acctually looking into the tank
crazedpuffer
New member
It's actually a really weird picture (in a good way) I like it!
melev
Well-known member
It isn't about megapixels, I can assure you. My camera is 3.3 megapixels, and I get pretty decent shots on a regular basis.
Processing a photo out o the camera is a real skill, and it takes practice. Can we see the original picture, unaltered (other than resized to something like 800 x 600)?
Processing a photo out o the camera is a real skill, and it takes practice. Can we see the original picture, unaltered (other than resized to something like 800 x 600)?
