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[Z.X]

Hi... my name is christo and be from Greece.....
I make with the aquatic photograph 2 years roughly..

Thanks....

 

[Alexander180]

wow those are some wonderful pictures! what camera were you using? lenses?

 

[Recty]

The jellyfish shot is great, I really like that one.

 

[Z.X]

Thanks...
Is use canon eos 350 and 100 macro f:2,8

 

[Reef Bass]

I also like the jelly pic very much. Nice job.

Removing the marine snow from your pictures would make them look and feel better.

 

[Z.X]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15050730#post15050730 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Reef Bass

Removing the marine snow from your pictures would make them look and feel better.

Yes they is not good….
It spoils the general picture....

Some cichlids that I have in my aquariums ...

 

[klepto]

wow cool cichlids!
And great images Chris- thanks for sharing them with us. I wouldnt say that your images are bad because of the snow.. I think what Ken was suggesting was that if you cleaned them up, it will only improve the look of your images.

I especially like the last shot (the acro macro) of the second batch you posted. the composition works nicely.

 

[K' Family Reef]

:thumbsup:


that one pic looks like a 'Compressiseps'

regards

 

[oneradtek202]

hey im having trouble getting my f2.8 100mm macro to focus so sharp....i dont get very sharp pictures....what setting are the best?


btw beautiful pics

 

[TitusvileSurfer]

High shutter speeds and/or a tripod oneradtek202.
Of course it really depends on how bright your lights are, how fast the fish is moving, how shaky your hands are, and a whole host of other variables unique to you. You need to understand WHY settings are better than others for a certain situation for yourself.

 

[oneradtek202]

well it seems that my focus is off or something. Things are more sharp when im not zoomed in soo close. Im using a tripod....this is the best sharpness i could get with my 100mm f2.8 canon lens.

 

[TitusvileSurfer]

Do you have a bow front tank? That looks like glass distortion from the tank itself to me. You shot at 1/80 which isn't very fast but it isn't terribly slow either. If you were using a tripod it should have been fine. Are you shooting perfectly perpendicular to the glass of the tank?

 

[ccampo]

great pictures, I like the first one the most.

 

[Z.X]

Thank for your comments…
oneradtek202 the regulations change proportionally the light and the subject that you want to show…
the photograph that you showed it wanted f: 5,6 and above in order to it shows better…
and certain with plants…