anyone uses Olympus TG 850 ?

[GoFish]

And dont use the underwater white balance either. That isn't a customizable setting. Use either 1 or 2 like you're on, and just press menu when pointed at something white.

Heres a couple pics i took last night. One with an 810 and the other with a TG-4. They are in a different league when it comes to qulity close up pics, dont expct the 850 to compare to the TG-4

810 (Super macro)


TG-4 (Microscope)

[harlequin01]

Guys thank you so much, I finally figured it out. Yes Macro and point you camera to my white wall and hit menu and the lcd display show the pictures correctly. here is sample pics

[GoFish]

Originally Posted by harlequin01

Guys thank you so much, I finally figured it out. Yes Macro and point you camera to my white wall and hit menu and the lcd display show the pictures correctly.

Happy to help and glad you got it sorted out.
If you need anything else just ask, but next time it may cost you a frag of the last mushroom in post #4. But really, I want and I'd buy just lemme know when it's ready for pickup

Really cool unique collection BTW!

[harlequin01]

Originally Posted by GoFish

Happy to help and glad you got it sorted out.
If you need anything else just ask, but next time it may cost you a frag of the last mushroom in post #4. But really, I want and I'd buy just lemme know when it's ready for pickup

Really cool unique collection BTW!

AHA, now my next question is can i frag the last mushroom? it is some kind of rhodactiz. about 3 inches diameter. Will it die if I cut in half?

[GoFish]

Originally Posted by harlequin01

AHA, now my next question is can i frag the last mushroom? it is some kind of rhodactiz. about 3 inches diameter. Will it die if I cut in half?

Yes you can frag any mushroom as far as I know... Cut it in half, quarters, eighths whatever you want. You just need to place the pieces in an area of low flow and allow them to attach to pieces of ruble or sand which takes about it 2 weeks. I have a custom mushroom contraption you can borrow if you like.
There seems to be a bunch of different types of mushrooms that we may not have specific scientific names for with varying surface features. Rhodactis looks like the closest thing to it