Show all your aquatic macro shots here

[amiidae]

guess how big is this fellow

[Occellatus]

An inch????

Originally Posted by Occellatus

An inch????

25inches???? the rocks in the background already look big liao...

but waht.... this is macro shot? hmmm...1~2 inches lor...

[domvonn]

Originally Posted by Occellatus

wah bro lucas....ur corys also kena fall in by u ah?! hahahahaaa.....

Nice shot and very nice cory as usual bro.

Bro illusionist, I've taken 2 pics, first pic using AWB and 2nd pic using the option Daylight. I find that the one using AWB is more natural while the daylight one is alittle yellowish.

How should I select between the 2 options? Thanks.

bro hope this helps!
http://www.dpreview.com/learn/?/Glos...Balance_01.htm

Any bro here position your fish (if they allow you to) & do set up for the background for the shoot?

[Koji™]

Originally Posted by amiidae

guess how big is this fellow

2.5 inches?

[amiidae]

this is an adult palm

[amiidae]

two more close-up

[Occellatus]

Originally Posted by domvonn

bro hope this helps!
http://www.dpreview.com/learn/?/Glos...Balance_01.htm

Thanks pal for the great link.

A pic of my discus......its not a macro shot, I'm using the normal macro, and this is the closest I can get......I find that its very difficult for me to get a macro shot out of constantly moving fishes.

[domvonn]

Originally Posted by Occellatus

Thanks pal for the great link.

A pic of my discus......its not a macro shot, I'm using the normal macro, and this is the closest I can get......I find that its very difficult for me to get a macro shot out of constantly moving fishes.

thats becos the shutter is not fast enough for the moving fishes
ths shutter must be at least 1/60.

try to up the iso to the max izzit 400 ? then F2.8 plus shutter 1/50 or 1/60 .

ps: u might get dark pics * under exposed*..but check is the pic blur?