another try at dslr

[midnight]

still trying to get good at this
and the mollies were about 2-3" long

 

[M|L]

dude, with a DSLR camera, you should be able to take much better photos than that.

 

[midnight]

thanks

its like my 2nd time ever using one....

 

[midnight]

oh and these pix have no editing
and i do have a few good ones but im "saving" them

 

[CubanB]

dude, with a DSLR camera, you should be able to take much better photos than that.

wow what a great comment. makes you feel all warm inside hey

nice pics man. i'm sure it's hard to get used to a dslr. especially if it's only your second try

what dslr are you using?

 

[CubanB]

the 3rd and 5th photo's are the best IMO

 

[Passionate 4 pikes]

Very nice!!! i love th characin, what is it?

 

[Tongue33]

dude, with a DSLR camera, you should be able to take much better photos than that.

wow what a great comment. makes you feel all warm inside hey

nice pics man. i'm sure it's hard to get used to a dslr. especially if it's only your second try

what dslr are you using?

keep at it midnight In my opinion.. One second your shooting and it just clicks!!

 

[channarox]

awesome midnight!
very good photos IMO.
much better than mine!

 

[M|L]

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to come across as an *******. I remember when I first began taking and posting pictures to share online, and everyone told me how great my pictures were... until this one guy who was kind enough to tell me the truth - they were horrifically blurry and off balance. The typical result from first time fish photographers.

The point is, I really thought I did a good job until I was eventually told it's terrible. I've only gotten better from there on.

Here's what I'm talking about, before and after (same fish, same crappy camera).