All of these shot with an Olympus C2100UZ with a Skyylight 1A filter. I did crop the octopus lightly to get rid of a light source on the edge of the image. I was honestly surprised how well they turned out when taking them through the glass. I expected glares, magnification issues and general unsharpness. The background behind the spined fish is a little too close and could probably use some blurring in PShop.
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BaldyRegistered Users, Super ModeratorsPosts: 2,853moderator
edited January 15, 2004
Whoa, that octopus shot is just eerie. How could a real creature be like that? And the lighting makes it look surreal. :yikes
All of these shot with an Olympus C2100UZ with a Skyylight 1A filter. I did crop the octopus lightly to get rid of a light source on the edge of the image. I was honestly surprised how well they turned out when taking them through the glass. I expected glares, magnification issues and general unsharpness. The background behind the spined fish is a little too close and could probably use some blurring in PShop.
Nice shots. I did not do so well working with available light in Barcelona.
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The one below was 35mm 1/45sec f3.5
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Whoeee that octopus really turned out well. Totally black background and such white colors... like it was mounted and posed.
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