350D pics

Originally Posted by loupgarou

in my opinion, for taking small fish like tetras, apisto, corydoras. canon 100mm f/2.8 macro usm, or the new ef-s 60mm are good choice.

I know they are ex but any idea how much is the 100mm f/2.8 macro and the ef-s 60mm?

[domvonn]

this is a pic of my fish using EOS 350D ..kit lens.

Impressive. Very good details.

Cheers,

you can check out www.clubsnap.org for photo equipment related stuff

there's an ef 100 mm f/2.8 macro going for 850 now.. *which is a good price*

Originally Posted by domvonn

this is a pic of my fish using EOS 350D ..kit lens.

wah.... wat setting u use to capture this pic..care to share?

[domvonn]

Originally Posted by alvin24

wah.... wat setting u use to capture this pic..care to share?

bro..macro mode ..no flash.

I use both the 50mm 1.8 (great lens, not the sharpest but very quick and lets TONS of light in) and the 100mm 2.8 Macro, which is bulky for handholding and "searches" for focus a lot, but is SOOOO sharp and gives you remarkable "sloseup" results.

Both are lenses I would recommend for aquatic photography, it just depends on your budget. Here in US, the 50mm is about $70 and the 10mm is about $400, big difference. Plus the 100mm wont give you great "full fish" shots, unless they are small, 50mm is much better for that. But for close ups, 100mm is amazing.

[domvonn]

Originally Posted by domvonn

bro..macro mode ..no flash.

my apologies///there is flash use..