Couple of Picasso clown pics.

revhtree · Apr 27, 2012

Took a couple hundred and only got two that I like!! LOL!

I am still learning so I had to edit quite a bit in PS. DOF is not good at all. Any tips?

1Snapple · Apr 28, 2012

Dang they're sexy fish!!! And is that a frogspawn I see?

revhtree · Apr 28, 2012

Thanks and yes it is. They have been hosting the frogspawn for about 4 years now. Since I add the new BTA's they are staying more in the anemones.

*rAzOr* · Apr 28, 2012

+1 sexy fish

*rAzOr*

revsgirl · Apr 28, 2012

Love these cute lil' guys!!:kiss:

revhtree · Apr 28, 2012

Why thank ya!

agallison3 · Apr 28, 2012

Beautiful Fish!!! and great photos!

revhtree · Apr 28, 2012

agallison3 said:
Beautiful Fish!!! and great photos!

Thank you very much and welcome to R2R! Great to have you here!

Notrightnow · Apr 28, 2012

Nice fish.

x8turbo4x · Apr 28, 2012

First one is so my favorite.. what kinda camera and lense you use?

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Chelle's Ocean · Apr 28, 2012

Very nice

Love the "freckles" spots on the side

Poseidon · Apr 28, 2012

In order to get more depth of field in FISH pictures, you need light, a LOT of light. I used my studio flash head to get camera settings of 1/60th and f16 at 200 ISO. If you have a couple 580EX's you could slave them together and get similar results.

Debrfindley · Apr 30, 2012

Nice! Looks like you have some experience and what camera are you using?

revhtree · Apr 30, 2012

Thanks for the info and the compliments!

Camera is a Canon XT with a Canon 100mm Macro lens.

reefsandrotts · Apr 30, 2012

Mr.Rev
I would like to reserve 2 of the very sweet clowns when you deciede to breed and raise the fry.
Thank you
mr.reefsandrotts

revhtree · Dec 11, 2013

These fish are still doing well and just started laying eggs not long ago!

revhtree · Dec 11, 2013

Oh they have a lot more black as well. I will get some recent photos!

rworegon · Dec 12, 2013

Poseidon said:
In order to get more depth of field in FISH pictures, you need light, a LOT of light. I used my studio flash head to get camera settings of 1/60th and f16 at 200 ISO. If you have a couple 580EX's you could slave them together and get similar results.

+1 Need more light, a faster shutter speed, unless you have a syncro'd flash unit, and a high f-stop, small aperture. Very nice shots.