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April 28th 04, 01:55 AM
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Photographing koi in the pond
Whenever I have taken out the camera, all I get is a blur of color. What are
all of you doing to get such great shots? Put another way, how did you train your fish to stay still long enough to take their picture? Guessing that a flash and polarizer are the keys to all of this, but what settings are generally being used? Thanks in advance. Remydog 
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