Reef Safe Angelfish - Lamarck?s Angel

Exposure, aperture is fantastic! (not to mention the quality of the corals and rock in the background!)
What camera are you using? Settings, speed, exposure comp etc?
 
noskimmer said:
Exposure, aperture is fantastic! (not to mention the quality of the corals and rock in the background!)
What camera are you using? Settings, speed, exposure comp etc?
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Thanks for the nice comments!

These were taken with a Nikon D-100 outfitted with a 105mm lens. I honestly don’t remember what settings were used, but know that when shooting fish I normally use a shutter speed of at least 125 to freeze movement. By looking at the depth of field in the pictures I would imagine the f-stop was around f 11.

When shooting tank pictures I never use one of the automatic settings because of the wide degree of difference in light. Shot in manual mode with metering for correct exposure on the brightest portion.[FONT=&quot] [/FONT]
 
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Wowza! Your not mucking around there with that type of equipment, but really, your either professional, or a very keen enthusiast to get shots like that! Love the urchin, and the Dendrophylia! I am still grappling to get mediocre shots with my Olympus C-8080, I'm sure the camera can do it, I just need a lot more skill (self taught)! You just raise a new dimension in photography for me too aspire to! Keep up posting those pic's, and maybe give a couple of pointers, like f-stops, iso's, speed etc. cause those shots are just sooo hard to get!
 
More great reef pictures! Not sure about reef safe but I'm glad yours is!
 
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