Which Cherry shrimp picture do you like the best?

[PUNISHER VETTE]

Took most of these today but i also through in a few old ones just to see if people liked them better then the new ones.







(doesn't really count since it's an Amano...)

[akamasha]

Super red

[JnC1121]

I must say the first and last pictures are my favorites.

Great looking shrimp!

[H82LOS3]

1st one!

[gogreen]

first and the amano pic

[Asgard]

I like the 3rd from bottom best

[NeonShrimp]

The last one since there are two Very nice red coloring and photography.

[AquaVu]

second from top is my favorite

[suebe333]

Originally Posted by Asgard

I like the 3rd from bottom best

Werd

[Asgard]

Originally Posted by suebe333

Werd

Last pic is an amano, question is: which RCS, last one doesn't count for me.
I by 3rd from bottom I mean, second to last RCS picture,

last RCS picture I find the plants/other rcs shrimp too distracting.
All other pictures are nice, but too much frontal shots and I find the high glare of the watersurface distracting.
I like the side-shot better, gives a better view of the whole shrimp and there is almost nothing but green for contrast, is a more piecefull view.

I know I'm weird, but in this case too? ......runs for cover....

[blair]

6, 7, and 8 (even though its Amano) are very nice

The Amano is the best shot, but as for the cherries I'd take 6.

[Natty]

The second and third from the bottom are the most decent. The rest are out of focus. You'll probably want greater depth of field so that the picture can be clear throughout. I'm still experimenting with my camera about it.

Greater depth of field = focal length + distance from object + Fstop

The best picture would be the third from the bottom imo. I'm not including the amano picture because you ask for an opinion on cherry shrimps, not amano.

[PUNISHER VETTE]

Originally Posted by Natty

The second and third from the bottom are the most decent. The rest are out of focus. You'll probably want greater depth of field so that the picture can be clear throughout. I'm still experimenting with my camera about it.

Greater depth of field = focal length + distance from object + Fstop

The best picture would be the third from the bottom imo. I'm not including the amano picture because you ask for an opinion on cherry shrimps, not amano.

Yeah i've only begun to learn how to use my cannon. And it's the powershot SD1000 which is one of the tiniest little point and shoot cameras they have. It's only a 2.5g tank so i'm sure i'll get other opportunities for shots if i keep an eye out for them.

[Natty]

Originally Posted by PUNISHER VETTE

Yeah i've only begun to learn how to use my cannon. And it's the powershot SD1000 which is one of the tiniest little point and shoot cameras they have. It's only a 2.5g tank so i'm sure i'll get other opportunities for shots if i keep an eye out for them.

Yeah, we're all learning, I guess that's the thing that keeps us interested. There's no end to how much knowledge you can gain or regain. Whenever you take pictures, you learn a little more.

I just got my DSLR with macro lens awhile ago and I'm trying out photoshop.

You should check out photoshop or some other picture editing programs (I've heard of a few really good free ones). You can take pictures and go in and take control of some of the white balances and other stuff. Really helps out quite a bit. Your camera doesn't shoot raw footage right? Just JPGs probably.

You can still adjust jpg pics a bit. Keep it up, try to catch more pictures of them in odd places or positions, makes for a snappy fascinating photo.

Keep up the great work.

Yellow shrimp (Photoshopped)

[JnC1121]

5th from the top..