Fish

[tecboy]

What do you think? Is the yellow color too saturated?

 

[Kazooie]

Cloudy water/dirty glass dosn't help, it seems 'off' somewhere.

 

[Bouke]

It looks grainy what was your ISO set to.

 

[tecboy]

The ISO is 4000. It seems kinda high. Maybe, I should lower the shutter speed.

 

[2WheelPhoto]

No seperation between the fish and the background in the front, play with different off camera lighting and the fish will pop and be clear too

 

[Kazooie]

Were you using a flash of some sort?

 

[Joel_W]

Focus seems off, the high ISO really contributed the all that nose once you enlarge the thumbnail. Not much contrast as the vivid colors just don't pop.

 

[tecboy]

The fish is in the aquarium, and they prohibit using flash camera.

 

[Frequency]

...and please avoid the fish being at the exact center... i like its yellow

 

[STM]

The focus is off and there seems to be some subject movement as well and of course the fish is placed smack dab in the middle of the frame.

 

[tecboy]

I tried to make the eyes focus on the fish, and nothing elsewhere.

 

[Bouke]

I would lower the ISO and the shutter speed, follow along with the fish, who knows? You might end up with some cool motion blur effects!

 

[tecboy]

I would lower the ISO and the shutter speed, follow along with the fish, who knows? You might end up with some cool motion blur effects!

That makes sense. Thanks

 

[Kazooie]

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I tried to make the eyes focus on the fish, and nothing elsewhere.

Aquarium-photography has a little different rules on composure. If you have a plain-colored background, then leave some open space, but if there is texture/shape then center on the fishes eye. Unfortunately, public aquariums are just not designed for photography. If you want to read a bit on photographing aquariums, and reefs more specifically, then click on the link. Photographing Your Reef and Posting Your Photos - Nano-Reef.com Forums

 

[tecboy]

View attachment 6686
I tried to make the eyes focus on the fish, and nothing elsewhere.

Aquarium-photography has a little different rules on composure. If you have a plain-colored background, then leave some open space, but if there is texture/shape then center on the fishes eye. Unfortunately, public aquariums are just not designed for photography. If you want to read a bit on photographing aquariums, and reefs more specifically, then click on the link. Photographing Your Reef and Posting Your Photos - Nano-Reef.com Forums

Good info, thanks.