Taking photos

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Nice shot of the argentea, jaws777.
I have always used photobucket, once you get used to it, it's a breeze.
I also use the photobuckets editing section.
After attending a couple fish photo talks, I found many of the really good shooters routinely use the sharpening, crop, and other features, especially if they don't have serious lights, and a non professional camera, as I have.
I try "not" to change the color of fish, but occasionally add brightness if the shot is too dark, and use the blemish function to remove bright spots on the substrate or glass that would detract from the main subject.
And will sometimes black out distractions, if the darkness blends with the background.
 
To be honest i didnt know photobucket did all of that....and thanks for the compliment.coming from you thats cool

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If you're using photobucket I used the img brackets.

Example
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When you click that it'll take you just to the photo and not to the photo on the photobucket site.




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You take the "direct image link" from photo bucket and put it between (img) and (/img). But replace the "(" and ")" with "[" and "]" It will just show you the photo as mine above did.



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If click on the photo you want to edit in photobucket, there are 5 icons in the upper right hand corner of the photo, 3rd from the left is edit, click on it, and your photo appears in a box with different edit functions on top.
I like to use crop-brightness-contrast-and sharpness the most.
Occasionally blemish and color to remove spots, or distracting objects .
 
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