A few NTT Dat feeding pics...**56K hostile**

[Chaitika]

A couple from today. Nothing like the first set, but at least something.

clicka da pix

 

[shoefreak03]

simply amazing.

 

[Chaxx]

Wow! I'm sorry what kind of fish is that and also what kind of camera did you use. Awesome shots!

 

[Chaxx]

Love it

 

[Chaitika]

simply amazing.

Thanks!

Wow! I'm sorry what kind of fish is that and also what kind of camera did you use. Awesome shots!

Love it

Thanks! The fish in question is a North Thailand Tiger Datnoide with ihs tank mate the Red Tail Golden Arowana. I shoot with a Nikon D300.

 

[ettfettbranamn]

yes, you passed the "I take superb photos"-class.. you can go home now!







and leave me with drool and my chin on my keyboard......................

 

[hurricane_redbone]

that second one is probably the coolest picture I have ever seen! wat settings are u using and how far is ur flash from the fish?

 

[Chaitika]

yes, you passed the "I take superb photos"-class.. you can go home now!







and leave me with drool and my chin on my keyboard......................

Thank you!

that second one is probably the coolest picture I have ever seen! wat settings are u using and how far is ur flash from the fish?

Settings are something like:

aperture f14 for these, I think
ISO 200
Shutter speed around 1/160th if I remember correctly.

Flash is about 3 inches above their heads in this set.

I'm glad you enjoyed that pic. It's not something you see everyday, lol.

 

[hurricane_redbone]

Im not sure if i believe those are the settings your using. Unless you have a lense with an image stabilizer. Cuz I shoot mine on F16 1/320 iso 100 with the flash about a foot off of them and sometimes still get over exposure. Is ur background black or is that just drowned out in focus?

 

[Chaitika]

Why would I need an image stabilizing feature?

And did you consider I might be powering down my flashes? Everything is in full manual mode.

There is no background on the tank. The way I set up my lighting, the proximity of the camera to the tank and another factor (trade secret ) allows me to get this effect in my pictures.