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Terryz_

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nleong

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Some of your pictures are blurred beyond recognition. It would be better if you could post sharp images. Post with pride instead of posting just for the sake of posting.

I know its hard getting sharp images of moving fishes, but hey, practise makes perfect :)

No offence yeah. ;) Just being frank.

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Terryz,

what camera are u using ?

Maybe can assist you. But practise is a must for good pictures.

And taking pictures of moving living thing require patience and observing. You will have to know the behaviour of your fishes. They bound to have some favourtie place in your tank that they like to hang around.

That instance that it stop, is your chance. Pre-focus, make sure your lights are on. If not flash also can, but be careful of reflection.

When the fish comes into your frame, click and voila. if digitcal cam, review and not satisfied, re-take.

Practise and practise, observe the behaviour and you will get there.

Oh, shutter speed is the key. I reckon you will need at least 1/125s

Have fun!!

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