frogspawn question

[christyf5]

Originally Posted by Snappy

Christy I have some that look like this although this picture's a bit wash out.

Yeah yours are about the closest I've seen to that photo, although GSPs are pretty dang awesome too

[Marlin65]

Originally Posted by Myka

Oh that's a cool process, never heard of it! That's how they can get the macro shots and still have focus depth. On macro, my camera has a very shallow depth of focus.

Make the aperture a larger number and use a tripod and remote. This will give you a greater depth of field as well.

[RCFA]

Originally Posted by Marlin65

Make the aperture a larger number and use a tripod and remote. This will give you a greater depth of field as well.

Also, increasing your ISO (if you have the option) will allow you to use a larger f-stop number(= smaller aperature, therefore greater depth of field) without having to slow your shutter speed too much. And then you have no reason for post production!

[reef bound]

finally.......I've been crab hunting for a 2 days. Found a couple, so that's a bonus. Here's a pic of my green and cream frogspawn from CM. Some days it's fuller than others, but I can almost always see the mouths and the green face. I'm very happy with how it looks, though maybe it's supposed to look different?

[christyf5]

Very pretty. I'm not sure how its supposed to look really, I guess as long as it isn't shrunken in, its healthy

[Myka]

Originally Posted by RCFA

Also, increasing your ISO (if you have the option) will allow you to use a larger f-stop number(= smaller aperature, therefore greater depth of field) without having to slow your shutter speed too much. And then you have no reason for post production!

Originally Posted by Marlin65

Make the aperture a larger number and use a tripod and remote. This will give you a greater depth of field as well.

Haha thanks for the photo tips! I do have these functions on my camera. I will try them out.