Can someone tell me what kind of fish this is?

[designbysue]

I use CS2 - I do Image>Adjustments>Match Color and select Neutarliaze - then restore the color using a levels adjustment layer and adjusting each of the three colors individually

Sue

 

[sgonzalez812]

Thanks for the info, the photo looks much better...I will try with my other ones.

 

[designbysue]

I use it to correct any of the photos that I take at a distance - My set up is good for closer stuff - but this allows me to take and enjoy more photos!

 

[diver 85]

From my experience, it's called a lizard fish in some areas(ex. on Dominica) and an iguana fish(ex. on Cozumel)......

here's one having a snack(eating a snapper on Cozumel)--sorry for the poor quality of the video, I forgot to shoot it in white balance.....

CZMUWvideoNov07 :: iguana fish eating snapper video by GEAUXtiger - Photobucket


EDIT: here's 2 for 1.......

 

[Thalassamania]

Lizard fish is more typically a long thin bottom fish in the genus Synodus.

Iguana fish is a vernacular name that is commpletely unknow to FISHBASE, so I suspect that it is a very isolated local term or simply made up by a dive guide who couldn't admit that he or she did not know the name. Iguana Lizardfish or Chile Iguana are vernaculars used for Synodus sechurae.

 

[diver 85]

Lizard fish is more typically a long thin bottom fish in the genus Synodus.

Iguana fish is a vernacular name that is commpletely unknow to FISHBASE, so I suspect that it is a very isolated local term or simply made up by a dive guide who couldn't admit that he or she did not know the name. Iguana Lizardfish or Chile Iguana are vernaculars used for Synodus sechurae.

thanks----DMs @ Aldora are consistant anyway, called it that several times over the last few years.....Really, I just call them all 'local fish', can't go wrong with that.....

 

[designbysue]

And here is one that needs to see an orthodontist !

 

[Atomic_Diver]

Scorpin Fish

 

[Atomic_Diver]

mistake.... Lizzard fish