I have gotten use to take pictures of things in my tanks under daylight lighting but I just added blue leds to my tank and I am having trouble with the pics coming out WAY to grainy,and the color is not exactly how I like.
1st What should I set my custom white balance with? Paper,plate,frag disk?
2nd Where should I hold the object im setting my WB with at?
3rd What should my ISO,Aperature,and shutter be set at(As a starting point)
My pics are grainy because I have to set the ISO really high just to get enough light in my shots to make the corals show up....
The pics below were taken with
ISO-2000-4000(Changing according to position in tank)
Aperature-11(Probably to high, now that I think about it,I had it higher from long exposure pictures earlier in the night)
Shutter-1/50(Because I needed the pics to be lighter)
Give me any suggestions you may have!
I do not care if these pics are out of focus,I did not take them with a macro lens, I just want to fix the grainy/light and color issues im having.
Here they are,I did process them some so the pictures were brighter(I shoot in RAW).
Thanks!
1st What should I set my custom white balance with? Paper,plate,frag disk?
2nd Where should I hold the object im setting my WB with at?
3rd What should my ISO,Aperature,and shutter be set at(As a starting point)
My pics are grainy because I have to set the ISO really high just to get enough light in my shots to make the corals show up....
The pics below were taken with
ISO-2000-4000(Changing according to position in tank)
Aperature-11(Probably to high, now that I think about it,I had it higher from long exposure pictures earlier in the night)
Shutter-1/50(Because I needed the pics to be lighter)
Give me any suggestions you may have!
I do not care if these pics are out of focus,I did not take them with a macro lens, I just want to fix the grainy/light and color issues im having.
Here they are,I did process them some so the pictures were brighter(I shoot in RAW).
Thanks!