first go at photo''s

hey phil i got it to work,<
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>this is my first go at taking photo''s and putting them onto the internet,<
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>this is my domient male C.Lepto. malasa, with a girl and all those little ones are juv. malasa, bottom fish are multie''s<
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>and the bloke looking in is mister incrediable, my young fella was holding him up just as i took the photo.<
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>cheers lloyd<
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> Edited by: freddybazza at: 5/7/05 22:37<
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[Sigmaphile]

Ooops.<
>I don''t think that worked Llyod.<
>  Phil<
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>I have learnt silence from the talkative, toleration from the intolerant, and kindness from the unkind; yet strange, I am ungrateful to these teachers.

noop i will keep trying<
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>any tips to get the photo in the post? the link seems to work.<
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>cheers lloyd Edited by: freddybazza at: 5/7/05 21:48<
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[jjfish]

cool very colourful  . Thankyou.....Jordan  

thanks jordan,<
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[Sigmaphile]

Very nice Lloyd.<
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>Well done. Its easy once you know how to post em hey.<
> Phil<
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>I have learnt silence from the talkative, toleration from the intolerant, and kindness from the unkind; yet strange, I am ungrateful to these teachers.

[here fishie fishie]

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>Frenchy  "A house full of people is a house full of different points of view"<
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Nice to see Lloyd!  I would love to see some pics of your system I''ve heard so much about! And the moliro''s and calvus too!  <
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>here is my male black calvus, set up too messy to take photo off, u will just have to come over and have a look, and the moliro''s, man they are hard to get a good shot of the camera does not pick up the
illant red colour in them. but i am only borrowing a friends camera and it is a cheap one.<
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>cheers lloyd Edited by: freddybazza at: 7/7/05 23:48<
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He''s a pretty boy!  Yep, I will just have to make it out there.  Will be a nice Sunday drive.  I''m starting to move in next week so hopefully won''t be too long.  I think the moving is going to be a drawn out process but, bit by bit over the next few weeks.<
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>Talk to you soon.<
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[fishtraderlau]

we''ll have to meet up down there hey fellas? Andrew<
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do you have any pics of the background?

i took some the other night, they didn''t turn out very good under the floro light, and they r on a different computer as my computer is very old a can''t load up pic''s, i will try to get u them soon.<
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>cheers lloyd

[trofius]

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>Nice first attemps at photographing the fishes. it is not very easy getting that focus thing right.. And the camera i think does have a lot to do with it.<
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>I find the best time is at night, with the tank lights on and no flash as it washes out the fishes, you just need to have a really steady hand. Good luck with it.<
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>ha ha, no jon isn''t moving here, we just tossing up the idea to have the next cq fish nuts bbq here. tropheus are good fun to try and photo,  i did try a few things as u mentioned about flash and night time, i also did try 2 different cameras, both had totaly different results, good thing these digi cameras can delete crapy photo''s i hate have the bill for same amount of photos taken on film. going to ask the question soon on what sort of camera to use for best results, do u no of any good articles on fish taking photograpy?<
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>cheers lloyd<
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