On todays episode, I walk you through the process, settings and computer steps I do to get a good macro picture of a zoa on my DSLR.
This is really only a guide for DSLR’s, but you may pick up some tips for your smartphone too. Hope it helps, let me know if you have any questions at all!
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8 responses to “A guide for taking zoanthid (or other coral) macro pictures”
Les ZOANTHID mes coraux favorient !!! 👏👍👍
Kessils are the best 👍
Thank you for the great video Parker, this is the next thing that I want to learn to do! I am glad that one of your videos popped up while I was watching someone’s else’s video. I have now subscribed and going to look through your videos and find the one on picture taking, it really is tough and tidius to take pictures of our reefs at home.
Thank you again from Key West, Florida Sincerely Marco
Just the tutorial I needed, well done … 👍
Now I know how it’s done great guide great pictures
9:50 to 12:48 – First Zoa plug
12:53 to 14:06 – Second Zoa plug
Hey Sam. What size was the extension tube? What's the maximum size you can use with a 100mm lens?
Awesome guide mate, a few nice pointers in there 👍