Some macro SPS shots...

reefgeek84

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Sorry, these are not real good photos... My camera is new and trying to get used to the macro option.
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you can wait more than an hour for replies before posting your second post, anyway the pics ait that bad, your still getting pretty close, it takes getting use to with any camera, i like the corals tho.
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6945524#post6945524 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by comatose
you can wait more than an hour for replies before posting your second post, anyway the pics ait that bad, your still getting pretty close, it takes getting use to with any camera, i like the corals tho.
Thanks no need to get snappy :) I was more being sarcastic about it, since I did not really ask for input I just kind of threw them up there.
 
ok, ill bite,
what kind of camera?
are you using a tripod? if not you really should not bother taking macro shots. you can get one for $20 at walmart that will do the job. more expensive ones are better but not necesary imo. i am going to get a better one soon.

and from what i see in the first and last photos you need to clean the glass, which should be your first step in taking pictures, even before you whip your camera out. it is a waste of time to take pictures with water marks and salt spots on the glass. the camera obviously had a hard time focusing, wanting to focus instead on the streaks and water marks which are closer to it.
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6945632#post6945632 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by twon8
ok, ill bite,
what kind of camera?
are you using a tripod? if not you really should not bother taking macro shots. you can get one for $20 at walmart that will do the job. more expensive ones are better but not necesary imo. i am going to get a better one soon.

and from what i see in the first and last photos you need to clean the glass, which should be your first step in taking pictures, even before you whip your camera out. it is a waste of time to take pictures with water marks and salt spots on the glass. the camera obviously had a hard time focusing, wanting to focus instead on the streaks and water marks which are closer to it.

No the glass is clean, the front of it anyway...Ill try cleaning it right before I take picuters...

it is the casio elixim 6.2 mega pixels... I did not use a tripod, I used a bucket on top of the counter, but I will invest in one.
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6945610#post6945610 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by reefgeek84
Thanks no need to get snappy :) I was more being sarcastic about it, since I did not really ask for input I just kind of threw them up there.

So was I being sarcastic:D
they have little 8" tripods that work rather well, i see them all the time on ebay, they make a huge difference when trying to take macro shots. i even use the timer or some people even have a remote to snap the picture.
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6946005#post6946005 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by comatose
So was I being sarcastic:D
they have little 8" tripods that work rather well, i see them all the time on ebay, they make a huge difference when trying to take macro shots. i even use the timer or some people even have a remote to snap the picture.

Sweet I will look into that, I just wanted to get some quick shots, but thank you for the advice.
 
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