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  1. kss2801

    kss2801 Montipora Capricornis

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    I really liked this shot I got of my green monti cap. Just thought I'd share.

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  2. N3MATOCYST

    N3MATOCYST Spaghetti Worm

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    camera? settings?
     
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  3. Corailline

    Corailline Super Moderator

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    I like the shot too. Montipora make interesting corals to photograph, they have a lot of shadows, angles and curves.
     
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  4. elweshomayor

    elweshomayor Giant Squid

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    cant wait till mine starts to do that! :D
     
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  5. barbianj

    barbianj Hammer Head Shark

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    Ooooh, that is a nice shot. Wish photos were displayed a little bigger here. I like looking at details.
     
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  6. gazog

    gazog Kole Tang

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    Right click on the picture and then click on properties and copy the link and paste it in the address bar at the top of your browser and you can look at the original which is really nice.
     
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  7. barbianj

    barbianj Hammer Head Shark

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    Cool tip. In Chrome I had to click on "copy image URL" then paste and go.

    What ever happened to just clicking on the image to enlarge it? (I'll make a new post).
     
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  8. kss2801

    kss2801 Montipora Capricornis

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    I use a Sony DSC-H2OB. I've seen it called a bridge camera, somewhere in between a DSLR and a point and shoot.
    I have the ISO on the lowest setting, white balance on fluorescent3, Focus on center AF, Metering mode on center, no flash, DRO standard, increased contrast, increased sharpness. I got a lot of these settings of 2in10's and Coralline's threads and decided to try them, so thanks guys.

    Thank you. Their texture is very nice too, the ridges with the small polyps.

    It should soon, these things grow fast once settled into your tank.

    Thanks for the tip.

    I remember when it was like this too, but I didn't change anything with the ways I post my images. I can give you link to the original if you want.

    K+ everybody.
     
    kss2801, Jul 3, 2011
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  9. 2in10

    2in10 Super Moderator

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    Great shot, coral looks great, glad to share info and have it help
     
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  10. Tbass3574

    Tbass3574 Astrea Snail

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    Nice pic!
     
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