My first Fish Photo

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Finally got around to taking some pics with my DSLR. Going to need to learn how to do the fish photog stuff, but this one came out OK I think.

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Finally got around to taking some pics with my DSLR. Going to need to learn how to do the fish photog stuff, but this one came out OK I think.

firefish.jpg
Wow! Awesome pic!!
 
Stunning Pic!:eek:


Note to self ...I need to learn how to use my new camera!:rolleyes:
 
Stunning Pic!:eek:


Note to self ...I need to learn how to use my new camera!:rolleyes:
Ditto...and I need to get a new camera...
 
Finally got around to taking some pics with my DSLR. Going to need to learn how to do the fish photog stuff, but this one came out OK I think.

firefish.jpg


That photos looks almost perfect!
 
I tried to get a pic as good as yours. So far I haven't succeeded.

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He does look a bit angry.... lol. I under expose mine on these guys because of the white and the lights... I need to figure out the white balance so the blue from my lights is not so predominant.
Great tip, that makes a huge difference. It brings back some of the detail in his face. Must be having a bad day, he's angry in all of pics I got.
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