Belize Bristle Worm - Nikon 4300

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RockyHeap

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After a wonderfull experience in Belize diving off of Ambergris Caye for a week with my new Nikon 4300, I've got some great pictures to share. These are my first underwater pictures, and I came away very impressed with the 4 meg pixel Nikon and Fantasea housing for ease of use and picture quality. No external strobe was used.

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very nice indeed
 
Good job! :thumb:
 
RockyHeap:
After a wonderfull experience in Belize diving off of Ambergris Caye for a week with my new Nikon 4300, I've got some great pictures to share. These are my first underwater pictures, and I came away very impressed with the 4 meg pixel Nikon and Fantasea housing for ease of use and picture quality. No external strobe was used.
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Very nice picture but I noticed at the bottom of it it says "135 gallon reef tank". Maybe a dumb question to ask but was the picture taken in the open ocean or from a fish tank? Or is that the name of the dive site?
 
getwet2:
RockyHeap:
After a wonderfull experience in Belize diving off of Ambergris Caye for a week with my new Nikon 4300, I've got some great pictures to share. These are my first underwater pictures, and I came away very impressed with the 4 meg pixel Nikon and Fantasea housing for ease of use and picture quality. No external strobe was used.

Very nice picture but I noticed at the bottom of it it says "135 gallon reef tank". Maybe a dumb question to ask but was the picture taken in the open ocean or from a fish tank? Or is that the name of the dive site?
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I really like the worm on the coral :)

I think he means that he has a tank at home...I think his photo is from a recent trip...
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Excellent clarity on this one, Rocky. Now, is the darker area at the bottom what you were complaining about in another post with the flash in macro mode? If so, was this one therefore taken with the lens not zoomed at all? How far away from the subject were you for this one? Great pic.

Rick
 
RockyHeap:
After a wonderfull experience in Belize diving off of Ambergris Caye for a week with my new Nikon 4300, I've got some great pictures to share. These are my first underwater pictures, and I came away very impressed with the 4 meg pixel Nikon and Fantasea housing for ease of use and picture quality. No external strobe was used.

638701_4719176171162760352_vl.jpg
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Looks great..
 
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