DSLR guppy photography sharing section

[angelo]

One, only the one above the tank.

[mnoor]

Sharing the results after the photography session with bro Angelo, and I must say thank you very much to him. Plus my setup which is almost the same as being taught.

And my not so good male also, he he!

[ah_ray]

what is the thing in between the cam flash and plastic container? what is the use of the container?

[mnoor]

The thing is a used serviette and the container was used to weaken the output of the speedlight.

Alternatively can use a diffuser. The container is to increase the distance between the flash and fish to prevent harsh light. If I don't rmb wrongly. Anyway guys video will be up tonight apologies.

[mnoor]

I dont have a Gary Fong's Light Sphere, so I used the cheapest alternative, he he. Had been trying to DIY the diffuser.

Mine I temporarily used two pieces of paper. Haha. Considering getting the diffuser though. Haha. For now still okay.

[angelo]

mnoor, welldone! Please share more of your photos here. TIA!

Few points for you to consider.

- White balance, cooler a bit will be better.
- Composition, for fish body near to horizontal, try to have more "viewing" space infront of the eye then space behind its tail.
- Have you setup as far as possible away from any wall or object behind the tank.
- Eye must be in focus.
- Remember to put water mark on your photo, best is to on the subject.

[mnoor]

Thank so much bro ngelo for the comments.

I have adjusted as necessary.

Wow, so much different from the earlier photo.

Hope to see you again soon.

[mnoor]

Thank so much bro ngelo for the comments.

I have done as necessary.

Wow, so much different from the earlier photo.

Hope to see you again soon.