strange fish i caught fishing
- Thread starter MrGrayMySkipper
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You're welcome.
Green sunfish are actually pretty common in most places, so I'm surprised you haven't caught them before.
Green sunfish are actually pretty common in most places, so I'm surprised you haven't caught them before.
Adult (doesn't always have mood stripes):
Juvenile:
There's a vid of the one I used to have if you're not 100% sure:
http://s207.photobucket.com/albums/...action=view¤t=Bassngreeniesplashing.flv
Wow, beautiful pictures of the fishes and look pretty. I like the last one very much,is looking like a gold.
Thank you
.The last fish is the same individual in the first two pictures. He was just much younger in that one.
No. That's only largemouth (and rarely smallmouth...) :silly:.
Didn't you hear mine in the video? You gotta listen really close. lol.
Hey very nice photographs.I really like it. but can you tell me witch cameras you use to take a photos.and which flesh. and you are really nice photographer.
Thanks
. The quality is mainly attributable to the camera rather than me though in the first 2. The first two photos were from a Cannon Rebel. It will take MUCH better photos than that with someone competent to use it, but I never mess with the settings. I just leave it on automatic.
The last one was either taken with a cheap Nikon or an Olympus. I can't remember the models or anything because it was years ago and I've gone through several cameras at this point.
The main thing with taking good aquarium pics is to have no glare on the glass (lights off in the room), really clean aquarium glass, a good light in the tank (certain color spectrums aren't great for photography), and if you use the flash on the camera to point it at a slight angle so the glare from the flash doesn't show up on the glass in the picture.
I also do often edit my photos after download to sharpen them, brighten them, and/or color adjust.
