Well, we are still figuring out the best settings to use on our camera in the various conditions, especially the underwater pictures. When we say "we", this actually means Caleb. Vacations should be stress free and to some of "us" camera settings/technology = stress. This thing takes awesome pictures underwater though. It's funny because we see everyone taking pictures with really nice Nikon cameras with the giant lenses. I have to say, for these types of trips, I'll take this point and shoot digital camera that can also go under water & do video over their Nikon any day.
Here are some of the pictures we grabbed over the past couple days.
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| It's really funny because these fish (above) will actually follow you around. So you may see several pictures of this kind of fish in future posts. We'll call these stalker fish, since we don't know the actual names. |
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| No, I know what you are thinking, these fish (above) are not swimming upside-down. |
You're "stalker fish" is actually a Pacific double-saddle butterfly fish. The other yellow and white fish with one spot is a tear drop butterfly fish. I LOVE your pictures. So you are being followed by a BUTTERFLY! So fun!
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(Where I got the info. I knew they were butterfly fish, but didn't know which species.)
That is a great underwater camera !!!
ReplyDeleteOK. Your water there is unbelievable! Just like a GIANT, beautiful pool ... with tropical fish !
We had windchill in the 30's this morning. Enjoy. Keep pics coming.
LOVE. Pops.