Please critique

obi · Feb 6, 2010

a tad bright but the pics look great!

Nanoreefbro · Feb 6, 2010

SDguy said:
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Ugh, that would require me to clean the glass :beat_brick:

LOL.. Well don't you have to do that anyway?:wink:

SDguy · Feb 6, 2010

Na, the fish don't need to see me :bigsmile:

SDguy · Feb 7, 2010

I will try some more with lower exposure....

inactive · Feb 7, 2010

A little bright, but on the right track for sure!

MarvinsReef · Feb 8, 2010

very nice Pete... I think the pics look crisp... :)

SDguy · Feb 8, 2010

I was too lazy yesterday to try more pics. Will take some when I get home today, with even lower exposure...

SDguy · Feb 8, 2010

OK, lower exposure, fresh off the camera, zero editing... I think it depends where in the tank I am shooting, as well as how much blue coral is in the shot. I just wish the light/dark contrast wasn't so severe....

Bio-nut · Feb 9, 2010

WOW look you already made my frag before I had to ask! now shoot some pics of the MM baby. oh yeah. I think that you are just going to have to do some post editing!

SDguy · Feb 10, 2010

LOL, I guess I need to glue a couple more plugs to the edge :nerd:

Here you go....

Bio-nut said:
WOW look you already made my frag before I had to ask! now shoot some pics of the MM baby. oh yeah. I think that you are just going to have to do some post editing!

Brad Syphus · Feb 10, 2010

Are you useing a camera box Peter? They look great.

SDguy · Feb 10, 2010

Brad Syphus said:
Are you useing a camera box Peter? They look great.

Thanks Brad!

I actually bought the Sony underwater housing (the one that's good to like 10ft). It's very odd. It's a rubber type "jacket" with openings over the screen and the lense. Then a solid plastic piece snaps over the openings, creating a full seal. Nothing like the standard plastic "box" type housing I had for the Canon elph.