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argonautweakend 08/17/20 4:48:09 PM #1: |
Hoya R72 filter and a dslr camera. This is a 30 second exposure. I am glad it came out as well as it did since I had to make a straining for a huge poop face because 30 seconds is a long time to sit as still as possible.
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argonautweakend 08/19/20 11:51:56 PM #2: |
bump
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fishy071 08/20/20 3:08:43 AM #3: |
I think you did well.
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ReggieTheReckless 08/20/20 10:20:00 AM #4: |
now that I see the picture I'm starting to get a memory... You're the dude that posted that picture with the awesome moustache, aren't ya?
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Lokarin 08/20/20 10:32:05 AM #5: |
Do infrared lights/filters help when taking pictures of fish? They are technically 'warmer' than the water they are in and water is rather low contrast so any trick would help
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argonautweakend 08/20/20 10:32:25 AM #6: |
i dont know what picture in particular but I did have an awesome mustache. I shaved it, like I do once in a blue moon only to grow it back. This one ain't that long but its getting there.
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argonautweakend 08/20/20 10:36:22 AM #7: |
Lokarin posted...
Do infrared lights/filters help when taking pictures of fish? Not being an expert I would say no. with an IR filter(in my case, Hoya R72), you need super long exposure times generally to get anything usable. This one was 30 seconds, which is why I have straining to poop face. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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