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Looks like it's flipping someone the bird.
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lol... great shots but it looks like the star if giving you the bird.
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hmm.. well, I was trying to capture how cool it was that he was doing some funky one leg acrobatics but ya.. now I see that he was giving me a big 'ol, F-YOU!
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How is it that you get such amazing shots...you can't tell that they are through water...do you have to do a lot of editing afterwards? What camera and lens combo do you use?
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1. Shoot through the glass as perpendicular to the glass as possible. 2. Make sure glass is wicked clean on both sides. 3. Turn off powerheads to limit motion of polyps and debris (unless you have a camera that can shoot at 1/500th of a second) 4. I sometimes use a tripod (unless you can shoot at 1/500th of a second). I use a Canon 5D Mark II or Canon 40D or Olympus Tough 6000 (underwater camera). My lens of choice for photographing just about anything in the tank is a Canon 100mm f2.8 macro lens (very sharp lens). Editing consists of all or a subset of the following tasks. 1. Sharpening (if needed) 2. Desaturate image (if needed due to actinics) 3. Saturate image (if needed, due to halides washing out colours). 4. Adjust white balance if needed |
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I found the same thing when I was playing with the macro. Even a slight angle can make focusing/getting a sharp shot tough. More so with a horizonta angle I thought...
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Thanks now I have cereal & milk all over my key board. Great pics once again Kien.
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Lets not forget an eye for good composition helps
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