New SLR, New Pictures

[hillegom]

Originally Posted by fkshiu

Tom, if you download the photos onto your computer most photo editing programs will extract all the information about which settings a photo was taken with for you. For example, the bottom picture of the red acro is called "redconvexa.jpg". It was taken without a flash and with a 1/60 shutter speed at an aperture of f4.5 and a focal length of 70mm. A 1000 ISO was used.

I didn't know that you could get that much info, didn't even know you could get any.
Thanks Franklin. If I dnld that into photoshop, where or how would I get that info?
Thanks

[hillegom]

Atomikk
You got a lot for 400$ Good pics

[Snappy]

Hey Vlad, lookin' good.

[Atomikk]

Originally Posted by Snappy

Hey Vlad, lookin' good.

Thanks Greg. Its finally coming together. And now its more fun taking pictures. Just got to clean the front pane for a good FTS.

[BlueAbyss]

Awesome pics, thanks for sharing! I love the color of the red and green Cyphastrea (under 20K obviously, it glows by the look of it), may I ask what that one is called?

[Atomikk]

Originally Posted by BlueAbyss

Awesome pics, thanks for sharing! I love the color of the red and green Cyphastrea (under 20K obviously, it glows by the look of it), may I ask what that one is called?

The name they have given it (the die hard reefers) is Meteor Shower. But the latin name is Cyphastrea ocellina.

[Atomikk]

Here is some fish shots...








And the FTS




With all the corals, its still bare..

[Atomikk]

Originally Posted by hillegom

Atomikk
You got a lot for 400$ Good pics

I have come to realize this. A lot of people are saying that even as an older camera, its value is still retained. Its fun playing around with the settings, and trying new focal points on corals.


I will have more pictures I am sure...