Singapore's First Documented Breeding: Pseudacanthicus Spinosus - Page 12

lishan · 20-06-2009, 02:18 AM

many hands were needed to take a good pic for these little wrigglers

tonite's mission was made possible with the help from sotongman(cameraman), sotongman's gf(flash controller), ts70(lighting man) and papa chilicrabz(director)

chilicrabz · 20-06-2009, 02:22 AM

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Originally Posted by SoToNgMaN

This is so interesting, it has only 13 caudal rays as compared to the rest....

Bro Celticfish, what do u think??? Did u go count the rays?? This not the same as the rest, can it still be the same fish or different sp>>

chilicrabz · 20-06-2009, 02:24 AM

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Originally Posted by lishan

many hands were needed to take a good pic for these little wrigglers

tonite's mission was made possible with the help from sotongman(cameraman), sotongman's gf(flash controller), ts70(lighting man) and papa chilicrabz(director)

Now, everyone knows how many men is needed to take a pic of the same standard from aquafins japan.

20-06-2009, 06:41 AM

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Originally Posted by lishan

many hands were needed to take a good pic for these little wrigglers

tonite's mission was made possible with the help from sotongman(cameraman), sotongman's gf(flash controller), ts70(lighting man) and papa chilicrabz(director)

Thats a very good team work indeed (mini studio for fish)

gavin · 20-06-2009, 08:33 AM

OMG! Really impressive..

thanks for sharing..
maybe next u can try L24 or L25 liao..

**amiidae** · 20-06-2009, 09:22 AM

btw, MX, I see that you didn't provide any cover (wood, plant or cave) for the fries. isn't it better to have some hiding spots for them ?

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Originally Posted by lishan

many hands were needed to take a good pic for these little wrigglers

tonite's mission was made possible with the help from sotongman(cameraman), sotongman's gf(flash controller), ts70(lighting man) and papa chilicrabz(director)

nice shots

lishan · 20-06-2009, 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by amiidae

btw, MX, I see that you didn't provide any cover (wood, plant or cave) for the fries. isn't it better to have some hiding spots for them ?

there were a small pc of wood in breeding tank, however it was taken out yesterday(during the photoshoot) so that sotongman can pics for them

**amiidae** · 20-06-2009, 02:48 PM

Chris,

Did you use manual focus or auto ?

also, fm Jas's pix, I find that having the flash positioned (the slim side of the flash facing the cam) is not very good for flash/light distribution.

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Originally Posted by lishan

there were a small pc of wood in breeding tank, however it was taken out yesterday(during the photoshoot) so that sotongman can pics for them

now I know who to call when I need help in taking fish Pix.

chilicrabz · 20-06-2009, 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by gavin

OMG! Really impressive..

thanks for sharing..
maybe next u can try L24 or L25 liao..

Maybe can ask someone who have a ready pool of species and are more focus with them. These 2 sp are out for me.

**SoToNgMaN** · 20-06-2009, 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by amiidae

Chris, Did you use manual focus or auto ?

also, fm Jas's pix, I find that having the flash positioned (the slim side of the flash facing the cam) is not very good for flash/light distribution.

Manual focus ... auto dun hit well on black objects ... In-Focus tolerance range too thin ...

Above was for initial setup ... later pics taken were using double remote flashes ...

20-06-2009, 02:18 AM	#111
lishan Dragon Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 721	many hands were needed to take a good pic for these little wrigglers tonite's mission was made possible with the help from sotongman(cameraman), sotongman's gf(flash controller), ts70(lighting man) and papa chilicrabz(director)

20-06-2009, 08:33 AM	#115
gavin Endangered Dragon Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 10,310	OMG! Really impressive.. thanks for sharing.. maybe next u can try L24 or L25 liao..

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