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[incysor]

Here's some I took this weekend.

Orange tube anemone (no flash)

Orange tube anemone (flash)

Section from above pic

Green Star Polyps

Section from above pic

Rainbow Urchin

 

[BrianPlankis]

Hey Brian,

Is your anemone eating an asterina sp. starfish?

B.

 

[Guest]

resolution

What resolution do you use when taking pics? Those close up clips are great!

 

[ShaneV]

Tip for those with XP
If you save a image to your hard drive. Right Click and go to the SUmmary Tab. Click Advanced.
This will give you a lot of info on the technical details of the image.
Camerea Manu
Model
Software
Focal Length
F-Number
Exposure Time
ISO Speed
etc..


If you dont have XP look for an exif viewer, there are quite a few out there.

 

[incysor]

Re: resolution

What resolution do you use when taking pics? Those close up clips are great!

1920x2560 - 5mp.

The close ups are just chopped/resized sections of the overall pic.

B

 

[incysor]

Hey Brian,

Is your anemone eating an asterina sp. starfish?

B.

It appeared to be, which is why I grabbed the camera...But it didn't seem to like the way it tasted. It never brought it any closer to the middle/mouth. Eventually the asterina dropped off, and the longer tentacles didn't grab it when it fell.

B

 

[incysor]

Tip for those with XP
If you save a image to your hard drive. Right Click and go to the SUmmary Tab. Click Advanced.
This will give you a lot of info on the technical details of the image.
Camerea Manu
Model
Software
Focal Length
F-Number
Exposure Time
ISO Speed
etc..


If you dont have XP look for an exif viewer, there are quite a few out there.

That's really cool...I knew that the exif data was saved, but didn't know that xp would display that much of it.

B

 

[ShaneV]

On the originals it also saves the date and time the picture was taken.

Great for vacation shots that get all mixed up and cant remember what day they where taken on

 

[incysor]

On the originals it also saves the date and time the picture was taken.

Great for vacation shots that get all mixed up and cant remember what day they where taken on

Is there a way to get XP to sort them by the exif data?

I generally just upload them into dated folders. And of course the normal file data has the date that it's uploaded to the computer.

B

 

[SeanB]

Tip for those with XP
If you save a image to your hard drive. Right Click and go to the SUmmary Tab. Click Advanced.
This will give you a lot of info on the technical details of the image.
Camerea Manu
Model
Software
Focal Length
F-Number
Exposure Time
ISO Speed
etc..


If you dont have XP look for an exif viewer, there are quite a few out there.

Here's a link that allows you to see the exif data with just a right click - I think you have to restart your computer after the download in order for the 'view exif data' option to appear.

http://ak.no-ip.com/EXIF/index_en.htm

 

[ShaneV]

THats cool Sean, Im installing it now.

To sort by exif.
Go the folder in windows explorer.
On the view types change to Details
On the top where the tabs are right click to the far right off of any tab, it will allow you to add Date PIcture was taken to the options.
Then you can sort by clicking on the label