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Old 29th June 2004   #1
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Taken some years back with Nikonos V + 15mm + SB105



These were taken last year with F100 + 16mm + DS125 x 2

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Old 29th June 2004   #2
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Wow... wonderful stuff eric. The frog fish and the sea whip ones are superb.....

the sea whip ones are a bit under though... is that what you wanted to achieve? the mood?

What can i say,.... they are superb....
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Old 29th June 2004   #3
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yeah yeah!!!
GD stuff

i like the angler fish most!!!
the sun burst exposure is juz rite...
the fish giving a left profile pose..

STEADY!!!
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Old 29th June 2004   #4
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The first one is a frong fish.

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Old 29th June 2004   #5
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gosh, i didnt even realise the first pic is a frog fish until you said it ...

nice photos, eric. i tried manual white balance on my last trip, results was rather pleasing on LCD, but when blown up on computer i was so dismayed sia... too washed out.. think my aperture too wide? and almost 80% of my close up pics are out of focus..

p/s: can i come down on thursday?
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Old 29th June 2004   #6
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Originally Posted by beivied
gosh, i didnt even realise the first pic is a frog fish until you said it ...

nice photos, eric. i tried manual white balance on my last trip, results was rather pleasing on LCD, but when blown up on computer i was so dismayed sia... too washed out.. think my aperture too wide? and almost 80% of my close up pics are out of focus..

p/s: can i come down on thursday?

Yes, i will be in the Office on Thursday. Pls bring some Photo CDs for a quick view.
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Old 29th June 2004   #7
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Originally Posted by beivied
gosh, i didnt even realise the first pic is a frog fish until you said it ...

nice photos, eric. i tried manual white balance on my last trip, results was rather pleasing on LCD, but when blown up on computer i was so dismayed sia... too washed out.. think my aperture too wide? and almost 80% of my close up pics are out of focus..

p/s: can i come down on thursday?

Yes, i will be in the Office on Thursday. Pls bring some Photo CDs for a quick view.
Some macro from Manado.

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Old 29th June 2004   #8
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Originally Posted by Starter
The first one is a frong fish.
hi starter... yes u r right..
its a frog fish.. but its also known as angler fish...


here u can read a bit abt such fish..
Angler Fish aka Frog Fish
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Old 29th June 2004   #9
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oh god oh god!!!!
is that a shrimp on a spanish dancer?!!!!!

wow!!!!

superb!!! how u able to spot that man!!!


hmm.. did u have anything on that dancer too??

SHOW US MORE!!!! *drools...
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Old 29th June 2004   #10
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i just drool all over my Keyboard!!! WONDERFUL SHOots!
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Old 30th June 2004   #11
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oceanicasia, 2nd shot very nice (different) perspective. when i look at the picture, i somehow feel like i'm a elf, or a lilliputian, looking at a HUGE mushroom..
and 3rd shot looks like a land (desert) shot.

cool..


btw for 2nd shot did u look thru viewfinder or u just angled it and estimated..
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Old 30th June 2004   #12
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Originally Posted by DTan
oceanicasia, 2nd shot very nice (different) perspective. when i look at the picture, i somehow feel like i'm a elf, or a lilliputian, looking at a HUGE mushroom..
and 3rd shot looks like a land (desert) shot.

cool..


btw for 2nd shot did u look thru viewfinder or u just angled it and estimated..
Most of the time when using the Nikonos, I don't look thru the view finder. I just use the AGAG method. Many times when things are happening UW you won't have time to look thru the view finder to compose your shot. Next time you go for a UW shoot, try shooting 1 viewing thru the finder another using the AGAG method.ok
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WOW!! The frog fish shot is FANTASTIC!!! The sunburst from the top makes the shot extra-atmospheric...

Any more wide angle shots to share??
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