- Location
- Union Square, NY
Some macros
- Thread starter Josh
- Start date
- Location
- Wappingers Falls NY
Damn nice pics- what camera
- Location
- Union Square, NY
Canon EOS Rebel T1i with the Canon 100mm macro lens.
Actually, the first pic was taken with the Tamron 18-270.
Actually, the first pic was taken with the Tamron 18-270.
- Location
- Wappingers Falls NY
I am going to treat myself to a macro for my birthday! Super nice pics!
- Location
- Union Square, NY
Here is a link to some recent photos including a FTS:
http://www.manhattanreefs.com/forum/709606-post121.html
http://www.manhattanreefs.com/forum/709606-post121.html
- Location
- 11756
Sweet! Dibs!:lol2: Looking really good Josh
Nice pics Josh!
Try top down, f14, with -.5 to -1 EV, in RAW, center weighted, remote with tripod, with auto white balance.... That seems to be my sweet spot for good pix!
Picasa, Lightroom, or PS4 for tweaking to a realistic color and exposure.
Try top down, f14, with -.5 to -1 EV, in RAW, center weighted, remote with tripod, with auto white balance.... That seems to be my sweet spot for good pix!
Picasa, Lightroom, or PS4 for tweaking to a realistic color and exposure.
- Location
- Union Square, NY
How do you do a top down with a tripod?
ctxmonitor
Senior Member
- Location
- Brooklyn, NY
Great macro Josh!!! As you know great looking tank!! Keep them coming!
Depends on the tank and the tripod. Most of the midrange to higher end tripods will have a ball head, or head capable of tilting to the necessary angle. Then its just a matter of positioning over your tank and shutting off all the pumps (which should be done for thru the glass shots as well, to avoid any movement).
- Location
- Union Square, NY
Yes, that is the King Midas.
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