Tom

The range for the heights on out team is from 5'2" all the way up to 6'6". We won 35-7 but at the cost of our quarterback broke his collar bone bad and is out for 3-4 months and our season goes until the end of October.
Tom

Beeboy

[quote=Isabella ]
That's so cool. You must be able to take beautiful close-up shots. Any advice / tips on close-up photography for a beginner like me? I used mostly auto settings in the above shots as I do not yet know how to fully utilize the camera and manual work. Any specific ISO, shutterspeed, etc ... for close-up shots? Thanks

Auto focus is easiest for fish since you have to be really quick with manual focus to get the fish. You should use fast shutter speed for good clear pics. Slow speed will blur when the fish move. I find that the best pictures are without flash but with your camera anything will look good. I usually take pics just before lights-out so the fish are calm. I hope this helps.

Beeboy

Isabella

Yes, it helps, thanks I think fast shutterspeed + continuous burst + auto servo mode maybe? If I can combine all of them on my camera?

COBettaCouple

aaaahhh.. you're making me have trouble resisting buying a new DSLR. !

Allie

I use auto focus on my camera...I just wish it was more shake proof...or I was. : I also find if you use the setting which takes the largest and least amount of pictures...my camera gets pretty good pix.
It also help when your subjects stay still long enough to get a shot.

Neil

Wow, best pics ive seen !

susitna-flower

Isabella, so what camera is this? With Christmas coming, I am seriously thinking of getting one, and being a beginner it is all greek!

Your pictures are lovely, did you ever get an answer about ISO ? I really am looking for good advice about an exact model to get.

Any advice you can pass on is appreciated.

lili70

The best pictures ! Ever ! And the fishes are beautiful !
What camera is it ? Nikon .....

Bravo !!!!!!
L

voiceless_kat

Great pics..........what are those lovely red guys? Very brilliantly coloured.