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CDM
01-10-2002, 09:45 AM
Hi there, just uploaded some new funny pics and some nice pics, enjoy. (please read the text)

http://community.webshots.com/album/35321231rEblOf

What? What?
HuttShun
01-10-2002, 09:50 AM
i like the yuck look so cute!!!:D
CDM
01-10-2002, 08:22 PM
Originally posted by Blademaster
i like the yuck look so cute!!!:D

:D :D :D the ST's face really shows YUCK...:D :D :D
HuttShun
01-10-2002, 11:02 PM
the pnt stick the face onto the glass also so cute!!
CDM
02-10-2002, 07:50 AM
Originally posted by Blademaster
the pnt stick the face onto the glass also so cute!!

Ya ya, you notice that, the best part of this pic is:
Kindovic
02-10-2002, 07:58 AM
great shots...
HuttShun
02-10-2002, 08:36 AM
hahahahah all so funny i also like the what what 1
they like looking for something outside the tank
Osprey
05-10-2002, 02:37 PM
hi CDM
saw alot of your pics in the gallery
really entertaining
i missed your postings on digital cam u using.......it is?
some of the pics i notice come from a normal cam with the date
do share if its convenient. Personally have got one cam for 300. The result is less than satisfactory even though PC world rates it
CDM
07-10-2002, 07:41 AM
Originally posted by O5prey
hi CDM
saw alot of your pics in the gallery
really entertaining
i missed your postings on digital cam u using.......it is?
some of the pics i notice come from a normal cam with the date
do share if its convenient. Personally have got one cam for 300. The result is less than satisfactory even though PC world rates it

Thank you for viewing these pics. I use Sony DSC-F707 which is a superb dc though it cost a XBack. Those pics with date were also taken by dc (Kodak DC4800, not a good one). Honestly, no matter normal camera or digital camera, both suffer lots of failure when taking aquarium pics. The difference is a dc can delete those unwanted while normal camera can't. I have 3 normal camera (2 Nikon, 1 Olympus), but I never use them on tank after I got the dc.
CDM
07-10-2002, 07:50 AM
Originally posted by O5prey
hi CDM
The result is less than satisfactory even though PC world rates it

Just checked your galleries and found two possible reasons for your case. 1st is the distance between the camera and your fishes are beyond the range of the focus (macro or normal shot). Check the spec on the manual. 2nd is the light outside the tank is too bright that deviate the auto-focus. When you see sun light reflected on the glass through the camera, the focus will be shifted to wrong position. Maybe try taking pic at night can solve your prob.
Osprey
12-10-2002, 05:12 PM
hi
thanks for yr profesional reply
:D
i am a digital camera begineer. just taking occasionl pics of fishes to look at their growth.
from the way, what would be the advice for the range u mention in order to get optimized pictures from the camera
Many appreciations
Thanks!!!
CDM
14-10-2002, 07:38 AM
Originally posted by O5prey
hi
thanks for yr profesional reply
:D
i am a digital camera begineer. just taking occasionl pics of fishes to look at their growth.
from the way, what would be the advice for the range u mention in order to get optimized pictures from the camera
Many appreciations
Thanks!!!

Bro, what is the model and brand, the distance range is varied for different models and brands. If there is a macro mode (a flower icon somewhere on the camera), the range probably around 10~50 cm. If not, probably the nearest shot you can take is no near than 45cm or even longer.
Osprey
20-10-2002, 10:33 AM
Originally posted by CDM


Bro, what is the model and brand, the distance range is varied for different models and brands. If there is a macro mode (a flower icon somewhere on the camera), the range probably around 10~50 cm. If not, probably the nearest shot you can take is no near than 45cm or even longer.

hi pal
thanks for yr generiosity and kindness to offering yr expertise comments in this area
i am using Orite smart cam. 1.3m pixels without external SD memory
http://www.orite.com.tw/english/e5-vq1300.htm

as for the macro mode capability u mention, i dun think this cam offers me
Thanks and deeply appreciate for any help
:D:D:D
CDM
21-10-2002, 08:06 AM
Originally posted by O5prey


hi pal
thanks for yr generiosity and kindness to offering yr expertise comments in this area
i am using Orite smart cam. 1.3m pixels without external SD memory
http://www.orite.com.tw/english/e5-vq1300.htm

as for the macro mode capability u mention, i dun think this cam offers me
Thanks and deeply appreciate for any help
:D:D:D

Bro, the spec shows the closest shot start from 1m. So, you won't get good focus within 1 m distance. Guess this is the prob.
Osprey
21-10-2002, 04:14 PM
Originally posted by CDM


Bro, the spec shows the closest shot start from 1m. So, you won't get good focus within 1 m distance. Guess this is the prob.

hi bro
guess i got yr meaning
thanks alot.....
:D