aceer15
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I'm new to coral photography; what tank lighting, shutter speed and f-stop are you guys shooting at? Would really like to get some good pics of my tank at night that don't get washed out by my moonlights
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Shadow1
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Lots of folks shoot raw and post process. Best way to learn is to bracket a set of shots till you get a good one. Each system is different. Also don't forget you can change ISP and get an entirely different setting.
aceer15
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I have been through all of my iso's at different shutter speeds and f-stops and am still drowned out by my moonlights. I run day lights, actintics and moonlights; what would you shoot in to still get the neon colors with drowning out the pictures.
robbrouse
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What camera and lens are you using? I find a fast lens does a better job for me.. I still get blurry pics from time to time. I read some place the suggest stop all flow in your tank. I have just started trying to take photos with anything other than a cell phone and my Canon 50D is doing ok, but I make sure I take a bunch so I have one or two keepers.
I've thought about trying filters and seeing what effects I can get that way. Might try a few in RAW and see what post processing I can do...
I've thought about trying filters and seeing what effects I can get that way. Might try a few in RAW and see what post processing I can do...
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