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Nudi, Grouper and more

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Nudi, Grouper and more

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  1. Some pics taken last weekend in the Mediterranean sea. Mallorca in the Balearic Islands.

     

    Please tell me what do you think about it!

     

    1. Nudi:

    nudi_03_gr.jpg

     

    2. Grouper:

    mero_01_gr.jpg

     

    3. Anemone:

    anemona_01_gr.jpg

     

    4. and last: Serrano (In Spanish):

    serrano_01_gr.jpg

     

     

    Ok, thats all. I have two news gallerys in my web page.

     

    Chers

  2. Real good macro!

    The sharpness is impressive and good colors.

    I like most the Nudi & the Grouper

  3. Very nice.

     

    I like the composition and focus.

  4. Thanks.

     

    The Nudi and the anemone are the real size file, the other two (Grouper and Serrano) have been croped.

     

    Another macro in the same dive:

    anemona_01_gr.jpg

     

     

    Cheers

  5. Very nice job Mariano.

     

    Did you use the 19mm on these shots? What are the camera settings?

     

    Manual and TTL?

     

    Karl

  6. Thanks Karl;

     

    Yes I use the 19 mm in all the pics. (Really I never take it off)

     

    The settings:

     

    1. Nudi: Original size

     

    Shutter speed: 1/2000 sec

    Aperture: 7.6

    Exposure mode: Manual

    Flash: On TTL

    Metering mode: Multi-segment

    ISO: 100

    Focal length: 21.4mm

     

     

    2. Grouper: Croped

     

    Shutter speed: 1/125 sec

    Aperture: 6.0

    Exposure mode: Manual

    Flash: On TTL

    Metering mode: Multi-segment

    ISO: 100

    Focal length: 21.4mm

     

     

    3. Anemone: Original size

     

    Shutter speed: 1/500 sec

    Aperture: 7.6

    Exposure mode: Manual

    Flash: On -1/8

    Metering mode: Multi-segment

    ISO: 100

    Focal length: 21.4mm

     

     

    4. Serrano: Croped

     

    Shutter speed: 1/125 sec

    Aperture: 6.0

    Exposure mode: Manual

    Flash: On TTL

    Metering mode: Multi-segment

    ISO: 100

    Focal length: 21.4mm

     

     

     

    5. Anemone: Very litle croped

     

    Shutter speed: 1/60 sec

    Aperture: 6.8

    Exposure mode: Manual

    Flash: On -1/8

    Metering mode: Multi-segment

    ISO: 100

    Focal length: 21.4mm

     

     

     

    That´s all Karl

  7. Beautifull and sharp pictures I loved them all.

  8. Very nice; the sharpness and color on the grouper are excellent. I like the serrano's composition and exposure. I would have liked to see the nudi with the camera turned vertical.

  9. I would have liked to see the nudi with the camera turned vertical.

    Hy Dave some friends tell me the same!!!!

     

    It could be a god composition, next time.

     

    Chers

  10. Were you running your focus on auto or manual?

  11. Hi MMB,

     

    Did you use additional sharpening in the camera, or in Photoshop? To my eye (my opinion only) some of the shots look oversharpened (the solitary polyp and the zooanthid/anemone looking things).

     

    But they are still beautiful shots.

     

    Cheers

    James

  12. Were you running your focus on auto or manual?

    Auto and continous

  13. Hi MMB,

     

    Did you use additional sharpening in the camera, or in Photoshop?  To my eye (my opinion only) some of the shots look oversharpened (the solitary polyp and the zooanthid/anemone looking things).

     

    But they are still beautiful shots.

     

    Cheers

    James

    The soltary polip only croped and auto levels in Photoshop, the another one only auto levels (is the original size)

     

     

     

    Cheers

  14. I agree great shot but too sharp

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