\Originally posted by binbeto
From my fish tank...
Crawling on top of Java Moss.
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Using Digital Zoom...
The grey grey round thing on top of the green lah...Originally posted by Newbie0001
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where is the snail?
what is the shutter speed and apeture size of the camera settings ? with these values , can determine whether the lighting is enough for such shot ...Originally posted by binbeto
Thanks for all the advise...
The tank is lighted by 2x3ft and 1x2ft white light. total abt 60Watt
Seem bright enough for me... do I still need external flash?
Think my hand is a bit shaky...
Will do better next time.
I am using A20.. No manual focus lah.....Originally posted by megaweb
what is the shutter speed and apeture size of the camera settings ? with these values , can determine whether the lighting is enough for such shot ...
as what iiioloiii said , you need a tripod to take the snail ... moreover , snail is very slow and you can take your time to focus it ... if possible , use manual focus ...
I see ... that is the limitation of dc without manual focus ... can your A20 focus the snail ? sometimes the auto focus does not know which object need to focus ...Originally posted by binbeto
I am using A20.. No manual focus lah.....
Just point and shoot....
Dun really have money to change to manaul ones...
But the tank is really very bright already... dun think a touch will do any different...Originally posted by mpenza
you could shine a torch light on the snail to help you focus better.
Oh.. I see what you mean...Originally posted by mpenza
the tank may be bright as a whole but the snail may not have enough contrast for the camera to focus properly.
Yap... but still... haa haa..Originally posted by Keito
use macro mode ?
Managed to dig up this very old thread...Originally posted by binbeto
Yap... but still... haa haa..
Maybe camera too lousy....![]()