Got back from Borneo yesterday morning and am now a member here! It was fantastic with great opportunities. We took a Canon D10 with us for use underwater which I loved. Unfortunately, half-way through our trip, my Sigma 50-500 lens stopped autofocusing (although I knew it would happen eventually) so I had to use manual focus, which is very hard for birds and monkeys and especially when you are shooting from a boat. Anyways, it has opened up an opportunity for me to start looking for a second hand 200-400 f4 VR and so I cannot wait to get one of these!
Here is a clown anemonefish taken just off Lankayan Island.
Canon D10
F11.0
1/60s
ISO 400
On-camera flash
Oscar
Posted by Karen Summers on October 31, 2010 at 6:19 PM
This is something different good shot
Posted by John Robinson on October 31, 2010 at 6:20 PM
Posted by David Sewell on November 1, 2010 at 5:23 AM
Hi Oscar,
I like the clown fish, although that white band could do with toning down a bit if possible. I also like the attitude that a broken lens represents an upgrade opportunity
David
Posted by Barry Southon on November 1, 2010 at 10:31 AM
Oscar
I'm most impressed with your Clown Fish, I had two weeks diving in the Red Sea in August but didn't manage anything of this quality.
By the way your damaged lens may still have some value I know a chap that will possibly be able to repair the lens or use parts. So all may not be lost. I'm back in the UK 8/12/10 if I can help.
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7 repliesHere is a clown anemonefish taken just off Lankayan Island.
Canon D10
F11.0
1/60s
ISO 400
On-camera flash
Oscar
JR
A nice change
I like the clown fish, although that white band could do with toning down a bit if possible. I also like the attitude that a broken lens represents an upgrade opportunity
David
I'm most impressed with your Clown Fish, I had two weeks diving in the Red Sea in August but didn't manage anything of this quality.
By the way your damaged lens may still have some value I know a chap that will possibly be able to repair the lens or use parts. So all may not be lost. I'm back in the UK 8/12/10 if I can help.