Woot!! new toy 105mm content inside..

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Better, but bowfronts are very hard to shoot through. The bowed glass causes distortion and there is very little you can do about it. Whenever possible, shoot through a flat glass panel, straight on. Keep the camera lens perpendicular to the glass. You are getting there!!
 
Yeah most of the nice acros were in the middle where the bow bends the most. Couldn't get a good shot for nothing.


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new pics.. took of a friends tank..

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and a bunch more.. but i can give away all his pics :wink:
 
Wow, looks like you got a hang of your 105mm lens.

I eapecially lime the picture of the purple p,ate and short green tentacles.

So, are you shooting Manual, Apeture or Shutter priority? Please provide details for novice coral photographers, such as myself.

Keep up the good job.
 
Thanks guys for the complements. I'm still learning and have some way to go.

I'm shooting in aperture mode and in RAW so I can adjust the temperature and exposure. Also using the mirror lock option.


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Jay post up the rest of the pics.


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