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  1. 23rd Dec 2005, 17:42 #1
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    Rey eye tetra

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    Got so sick of doing my work in the office, so thought I should try my hand at shooting fish...lens not as powerful as benny's, just a canon 28-135mm with IS.



    Very documentative still...mmm what say you benny..?
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    how do you guys make the fish stay at one position so that you can focus it properly? my fishes also swim away when i am close to the tank!
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  3. 23rd Dec 2005, 17:58 #3
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    oh..i train the fish quite well. I can make them roll over if I want..hehe..

    No lah..the key is patience my friend...patience...

    I nearly ripped my cory into two cos it just refused to stay still...too excited..thought i was going to give it food.
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  4. 23rd Dec 2005, 23:35 #4
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    Flash + Fast shuttle speed, Valice... That's why we need flash! Else, we have to wait lor...
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    Looking good!! Actually, 28-135 mm is good enough for macro on a 1.6X crop body. Just use a close up filter.

    If you notice, the picture lacks critical sharpness. This is due to the fact that you probably shot the subject at an angle from the front glass pane. Take note of that and you will get a sharp picture.

    Really hope to see more!

    Cheers,

    p.s. I'm sure Choy will also be interested to adding you to his stable of contributors for his database project once you get the hang of a good profile shots.
    I have dwarf cichlids in my tanks! Do you?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Justikanz
    Flash + Fast shuttle speed, Valice... That's why we need flash! Else, we have to wait lor...
    YESH! Flash!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by benny
    p.s. I'm sure Choy will also be interested to adding you to his stable of contributors for his database project once you get the hang of a good profile shots.

    yes semota you have been volunteered
    why I don't do garden hybrids and aquarium strains: natural species is a history of Nature, while hybrids are just the whims of Man.
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  8. 24th Dec 2005, 16:03 #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by hwchoy
    yes semota you have been volunteered
    Oh is it? okays...i volunteer...
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