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12/31/2008, 03:31 PM | #1 |
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my zoa' frag
Hi,all
I just have some time for this hobby again. I 've already started my own medical-cosmetic business during employee working. I've rared them for many years. and I have seen some changed of polyp-color. Do ya think about them? |
12/31/2008, 03:34 PM | #2 |
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i love those green with orange centers nicee!
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12/31/2008, 03:36 PM | #3 |
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My Zo's expansion were small , I rear them under sunlight about 13.00-16.30 ,another time is light from the sky and 20000 K 150W MH Lamp with 2 actinic T5 Bulb after dark for maintainace my tank.
My tanks is very shallow about 10 inch only , I think more shallow of water column = more small polyp?? I don't know it's true or false , how can Someone explain in a theoritical way? |
12/31/2008, 03:40 PM | #4 |
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Oooh and aaaah. nice
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12/31/2008, 03:42 PM | #5 |
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Sometime I seek of my Zo ID , and i found it in zoaid.com , Some are match , but other are not , so can someone help me ID them
Oh!! I'm nearly sleeping now , I'll post the other in next day Thankyou |
01/01/2009, 12:37 PM | #6 |
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hey , I'm back
Let's see end with my Duncan Thank you ...^_^ |
01/01/2009, 01:21 PM | #7 |
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those are all amazing!
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01/01/2009, 02:01 PM | #8 |
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YIMYIM those are some unbelievable zoos? WOW you guys get some good stuff in Thailand. I wish you were closer so we could trade!
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01/01/2009, 02:20 PM | #9 |
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Thanks everybody kraze3 , Chromiumlux , 1mbrews8 , holdyourlight.
This kinds of zoa. are very expensive here in Thailand ,it's IMPORTED !!! But in Thailand there're some beautiful zo like the lower of my first pic. in first post ( Red tentacle with black/yellowgreen skirt ) is locally collection and that's very nice . I use actinic Bulb for take my photography with Camera-White Balance Custom Adjust to make white spot become white , some photoshop correction for white balance error due to mismatch of lighting source , and then we can see true color of fluorescence that I have seen them in my tank>> Yo!! I wish to live in US also, many color zo's are around there . I 've seen many zo's pics here , it's all amazing that I never seen in Thailand also. It might be a good idea when you come visiting thailand in future , we could exchange our frags. this one is nice too, I called it pinky-black myself , I just sold them out because my tank is full. But I have small one left in my tank. |
01/01/2009, 02:32 PM | #10 |
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simply amazing. those colors are unreal.
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01/01/2009, 02:57 PM | #11 |
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you are a wizard with that camera YIM YIM!
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01/01/2009, 04:50 PM | #12 |
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Thanks for comment , mystery reef and holdyourlight.
I've mention this like unreal color before , but I must say "It's real Color!!!! in my Situation ( Plenty of Actinic Light and a little of daylight)" , If you don't believe my picture , I cannot show any other way but try it yourself . Close your MH and bring your actinic turn on , and then take your photograph with setting custom white balance .( This technique need some little skil l with your own camera - any camera can adjust custom white balance (canon) or preset WB (Nikon)) . Or , if you or your friend living near me , you can come to proof by yourself. in my PS I adjust like this Auto Color Auto Contrast (If color is seem in blue ,or red from WB error - I open Color Adjustment to reduce more red or more blue so sometime you can see yellow color and green yellow is the same ) and then Contrast+5 Filter : Reduce Noise Filter : Unsharp mask (if color saturation is much more than vivid nature , I reduce Saturation ) Add WaterMark Resize Add Black Frame and Save for Web... that's all.. You just try, Happy Reefkeeping. ^_^ |
01/01/2009, 05:09 PM | #13 |
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last year I started photographer hobby
It's improve my photo very much.. But.... I'm just a Rookie in photographers in Thailand , My Picture isn't as good as Professional Photographers. Like this Pic. Pleww Waterfall , Janthaburi , Thailand. Why don't you train yourself as photographers . Your World of picture will be change!!!! These are my old pictures while I was traing myself.. |
01/01/2009, 05:18 PM | #14 |
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Amazing Zoa collection, I have never seen most of the ones you posted! When you say imported, where do you think the zoas are imported to Thailand from?
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01/02/2009, 02:22 AM | #15 |
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haha, didn't know that you do post here too Doctor Yim, glad to see you here! It's me ! your beloved customer. HEHEHEHE
I didn't know that you like taking pictures too. We should go out and have a photographic trip together. Apparently, you need to get yourself a nice decent tripod and a macro lenses. Are you using d-slr? I have the feeling that you are using point n' shoot.
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01/02/2009, 10:20 AM | #16 |
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WOW!!! Awesome pictures YIM YIM............I guess I need some photo lessons.
And a new camera........... I love how pronounced the colors are. ~Matt~
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I have members in many web forums , but rarely posted cuz of my busy VERY MUCH , that you've known before I think next year , I 'll have a vacation since setting my own biz is really work . So we can go for a trip Yippie..!! I use Canon KissX and 24-105 L IS that's taking with me everywhere , I hate tripod so much , I have 100 macro but want to throw it away somewhere because I rarely use it. Only I using tripod is when I take a photo with more than 100 mm focus ... like this... |
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I need my new camera , too. haha. ( But somehow budgets is much more than I can support ) |
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wow, very nice zoas !!! you said the're imported...right?
you have a gorgeous zoas collection, !!!! ~~ "Great pic"~~ |
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For those of you who can't believe your eyes seeing these amazing colors....I can guarantee that the yimyim's zoas collections are truly vibrant in colors with or without the help of actinic bulbs. I guess this is the wonder of natural sunlight.
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01/02/2009, 10:15 PM | #21 |
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Awesome zoas! I especially like the flaming meanie greenies! That contrast is the best!
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01/02/2009, 10:57 PM | #22 |
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Here's one of your frags...in my tank!
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01/03/2009, 12:35 PM | #23 |
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WoW , Great to see my little boy again , Thankyou Absolute Reef
By your advice , I need a new Underwater Scope that can protect my lens from sea water ( I shooting my zo from "above" the tank , not "in front of" the tank ) A slighly blur can occur , I didn't close my pump when I shooting pic. , and I use ISO 800 , F4 so my shutter is around 1/20-1/40 s ; The Blurring can come from 3 factors - hand shaking , movement of polyp from power heads , and back-front focusing Thank you for your advice , after I brought my new camera with Liveview or Angle finder and a 190xProB or 055XProB Tripod I will have more clearer picture more than today.. ^_^ My Brothers Just tell me this morning ; "Your Tripod is broken and cannot work now T_T , it's time to collect money and buy new one." thanks zoagirl and snapDragon , your admiraions make my life glad so much. PS; Blurring In the Edge came from Distance level of dimension by using macro tube and shooting very close to subject , Dept of Field with F=4 is about 6 -10 mm only , and I love it very much ... |
01/03/2009, 12:41 PM | #24 |
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I don't know what's the truth nickname of this zo Pic.
I call it EZ But I found it has variant even in the same polyp , when light change - pattern and color change.. |
01/03/2009, 09:15 PM | #25 |
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are you switching to Nikon dr.yim? if so, i can get you a very good price.
yes, 3 factors...you know it. slow shutter speed and shaking camera can be easily eliminated by using tripod. you can go with f/3.5 to get blur-back effect if you want. I thought so, you took your pictures through that clear acrylic pipe you made...haha. Your front glass is cover with coraline algae...yeah yeah I know. I noticed that one of your zoa frag, which I just got it from you recently. It's the only frag that open up on the first day and then show some "not so good" sign later on. I just found out that it prefers lower intensity light which makes it opening up again...but not yet fully extended. I'll let you know more about it. this one
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