I have a Canon T4i and occasionally borrow the Canon 100mm Macro lens from the photography dept at the college I work for. Here are a couple pics from my most recent serious photo shoot.
A few good macro shots
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LOL! I've had them since I set the tank up. When I put my mind to it I'll treat the tank and they'll be gone, easy as that.
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Thanks everyone. These are the best pictures I've taken so far. More practice and I might be able to compete in some of these awesome contests around here.
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Some very nice Macro shots indeed Duane, and those are not 'Red Bugs' they're just live food for the Pipefish you haven't bought yet...lol
I finished my light repair today and nearly ready to assemble canopy so maybe have time to play with my Macro Lens before I forget your lessons.
Cheers, Todd
I finished my light repair today and nearly ready to assemble canopy so maybe have time to play with my Macro Lens before I forget your lessons.
Cheers, Todd
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Sorry I missed this. That's the Tyree sunset monti.
Very nice pictures! I especially love this one. What is the name of that?
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Nice pictures Duane.
I really like the monti.
I really like the monti.
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Each picture varies a little bit. I have a cheap tripod so I set my camera on a 10 second delay. ISO at 200. I shoot in RAW for more photo shop capability. Then I use manual F-stop set low to get more of the coral in focus and adjust the shutter speed accordingly. I shoot five or six pictures of each coral with different shutter speeds so I can choose the best ones. I hope that helps a bit.
