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Old 01-25-2008   #9 (permalink)
Sangreaal
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Originally Posted by The Pond Digger View Post
That is great news! Last week I did my first attempt in photoshop on my fish! It was NOT PRETTY! In fact, when I was done it didn't even look like a fish on my screen! I will not give up..............

BTW, I plan on keeping my number two selection in a heated aquarium QT because of her split fin. The lighting in the room is horrible for taking photos but I plan on making several attempts to get an interesting side view photo!

The Pond Digger
LOL! Photoshop isn't easy to work the photos in because it is an almost sight unseen process until you tell it to apply what you're applying. If you've never done it before, it can be daunting. But hang in there! You'll probably know more than I about it when you're done learning.

Do you have a polarizing filter for your camera and a flash? A polarizing filter can cut through glare if that's a problem. The flash is a must in a lot of instances. What brand and model camera are you using? Thank god they don't need film, huh....

Go to Home Depot and get a chrome t-8 shop light and two full spectrum daylight tubes to put over your aquarium. You should have plenty of light then and they don't give the ickish green overtones most fluorescents put out.
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