actinic shots!

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I was taking some actinic shots this morning and got a couple alright ones.

just some green zoos.
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My Acans, the center polyp is having some problems, but is getting better.
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looks good just a couple suggestions. try lowering your shutter speed to 30sec. and use a tripod and self timer to get rid of any camera shake, also if you can lock up your mirror, even better. you should be able to bring out the greens more. something like this:

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Sweet shots!
 
looks good just a couple suggestions. try lowering your shutter speed to 30sec. and use a tripod and self timer to get rid of any camera shake, also if you can lock up your mirror, even better. you should be able to bring out the greens more. something like this:
thanks. I'll mess with the SS. I did use a tripod and timer mode what you see is not camera shake its my 2 vor-tec's still running (my bad) :bigsmile:
 

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