First Fish Pix In A Long While

[phishphorphun]

It has been a couple months since I took any phish photos. Here are some of mine from the last few days.

Some Peacocks...
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Protomelas Taeniolatus "Likoma Island" - Tangerine Tiger...
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Lamprologus Stappersii "Pearly Ocellatus"...
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That should bore you all for a while.

 

[Pat Kelly]

Nice.
Looks like you started making you pics a little bigger? Trying to make mine look wimpy, huh? lol

 

[phishphorphun]

Nice.
Looks like you started making you pics a little bigger? Trying to make mine look wimpy, huh? lol
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Most folks have a 17" or 19" LCD monitor now. The 800 pixel wide shots fit nicely. Never try to make the prez look wimpy

 

[fishboy11]

Very nie photos. What camera do you use, a Nikon. I love your maylandi, sweeeett fish

 

[phishphorphun]

Very nie photos. What camera do you use, a Nikon. I love your maylandi, sweeeett fish
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These were shot with a Nikon D70 and a Nikon 60mm macro lens. Maylandi are very neat little peacocks.

 

[fishboy11]

Very nice. You and Pat have awesome camera skills. I have an OK camera, a Sony 717. Do you know anything about, if so what settings would you use?

 

[phishphorphun]

Very nice. You and Pat have awesome camera skills. I have an OK camera, a Sony 717. Do you know anything about, if so what settings would you use?
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I know that the Sony is a very capable digital camera. However, I am not that familiar with it. If you really are interested in getting the best results from your camera....and want to take better fish pix, go to the Aquatic Photography Forum. They will help you a lot. I am a mod over there.

http://aquatic-photography.com/