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maroun.c
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I like the one before the last one best.
Others suffer too much from floating particles? Maybe shutting down your circulation before you take pictures would help for this.
I guess overall image quality suffered a bit from the use of the closeup filters they do also make focusing abt slower so I souldn't use them for fast moving fish.
Are these taken with the kit lense
Others suffer too much from floating particles? Maybe shutting down your circulation before you take pictures would help for this.
I guess overall image quality suffered a bit from the use of the closeup filters they do also make focusing abt slower so I souldn't use them for fast moving fish.
Are these taken with the kit lense
reefman13
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No they aren't. 18-200mm VR Nikkor lens. I will try that.
I thought that was the best picture too. I also think that my photos that have a deeper depth of field come out much better than my ultra-close-ups.
Unfortunately, I have been fighting micro-bubbles since I started. Its getting better, but still not gone...
I thought that was the best picture too. I also think that my photos that have a deeper depth of field come out much better than my ultra-close-ups.
Unfortunately, I have been fighting micro-bubbles since I started. Its getting better, but still not gone...
maroun.c
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I purchased some close up filters for my 18-200VR but still have to find some time to try them. I am sure you should get better image quality with it though. looking at your exif info, I would try stepping the lens a bit as it's reputed to be a bit soft at the wide side and the filter will increase this softness. your shots looked just a bit overexposed on my calibratedmonitor so you can still afford to use a smaller aperture with very minimal loss of speed.
Try shutting off your circulation that should help with the microbubles.
Try shutting off your circulation that should help with the microbubles.
