Black Shoulder Tang

[Seth81]

Originally Posted by MarkoD

Oh well I need it for the things that I shoot professionally. Clients demand the best quality.

But a person wouldn't need it for taking pictures of their fish to post online.

No don't "need it" but I wouldn't trade my 5D Mark II for a point and shoot!

I think the most important is using custom white balance and a Expodisk.

What settings did you use ? Apature shutter, speed, iso?

[MarkoD]

Originally Posted by Seth81

No don't "need it" but I wouldn't trade my 5D Mark II for a point and shoot!

I think the most important is using custom white balance and a Expodisk.

What settings did you use ? Apature shutter, speed, iso?

I disagree. When shooting raw it doesn't matter what the white balance is.

I have no idea what the settings were, but it would be different for every situation

[reefwars]

Originally Posted by MarkoD

I disagree. When shooting raw it doesn't matter what the white balance is.

as long as you did a recent water change:P

[Seth81]

I shoot raw under Actinic lights, and let me tell you in photoshop there is no way I can get the pics to look true to life without using custom white balance!

[MarkoD]

Never had a problem with it.

If you shoot with a blue gel on your flash and a yellow filter on the lens you'll get the most real colors

[Seth81]

Originally Posted by MarkoD

Never had a problem with it.

If you shoot with a blue gel on your flash and a yellow filter on the lens you'll get the most real colors

I've never tried that before. Where did you pick up your yellow filter?

[michika]

Originally Posted by MarkoD

Never had a problem with it.

If you shoot with a blue gel on your flash and a yellow filter on the lens you'll get the most real colors

Oh! Pretty pictures AND its educational! I like! Beautiful photo, and lovely fish. Is it growing, or just displaying different colours?

[MarkoD]

I got the filter off eBay.

This fish is nicely growing.