Here are a couple of pics I have taken without flash for the first time.
Need some advice for better results please.
First yawning shot ever
Need some advice for better results please.
First yawning shot ever
Attempting pics with out flash for first time
- Thread starter BichirAddict
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every once in a while.Rare_Cichlids;1408324; said:
Will be seperating some of them soon.
My other 55 gallon is going to be and african tank and along with a peacock eel.
No Flashakskirmish;1408395; said:
White Balance-Open Shade
A close up setting
Question I have is. If I want to capture something moving fash like a yawn what should I set my ISO Number to.
Tell what else you need. setting info wise.
thanksCrazy Taco;1408402; said:
ISo shouldn't matter unless your lighting is weak-(like mine,I run an ISO of 800-But with that comes grain/noise also,But my camera is good for not showing it until ISO of 1600)
Here is my settings for my JD yawn shot(which is a bit off)
Mode-Manuel
TV (shutter speed) 1/60
AV (aperture value) 4.0
ISO-800
Focal length was at 200.0mm
White Balance-Auto
Here is my settings for my JD yawn shot(which is a bit off)
Mode-Manuel
TV (shutter speed) 1/60
AV (aperture value) 4.0
ISO-800
Focal length was at 200.0mm
White Balance-Auto
I would lose the ambient lighting (room lights) showing up behind the tank. Then I would front light the tank so the shadows drop from front to back, and will give you a dark background to contrast the subject. Try a higher ISO in lower light, you will get less blur from movement but the payoff is increased picture noise. Also use a tripod at these settings because any slight jiggle from your hand will blur the whole shot. Basically, mess with your cameras settings untill you get what you like. GL 