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Vote! & Win a Canon Camera

Greetings All

Ive had the good fortune of my image being selected as a finalist for the Canon South Africa 2011 Photo Competition.

If you like the Image of my Green Bubble Coral, please Vote with an 'I Like' on the Facebook link and stand a chance to win a grand prize from Canon South Africa for your self

LOGIN TO FACEBOOK >>> CLICK HERE
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I Like the Green Bubble Coral Photo

Thanks in Advance and dont forget to pass it onto your friends. Are you seriously going to let a pic of a bug beat the Bubble Coral :045:

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Incase the link doesnt work here is the url Incompatible Browser | Facebook
 
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Hi Belinda
I just went on the link and it works perfectly

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belindamotion said:
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Liked! Beautiful photo dude.

I got the same error message - logged in and then got the right page.
 
erratiC said:
Liked! Beautiful photo dude.

I got the same error message - logged in and then got the right page.
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Same with me..had to Log in first...:p
 
What lens and camera. OK, obvious its a Canon...
Focal length and the other important parts info please
 
Sigh

I have to admit i started a marine tank because of the beautiful corral one gets, cant wait to start stocking my tank with corrals!!


Very nice pic :) nice corral :)
 
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RiaanP said:
What lens and camera. OK, obvious its a Canon...
Focal length and the other important parts info please
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Riaan everything is on the bottom right corner of the pic :p
You can also right click on a photo-->save picture, go to your picture folder, open the image, right click-->properties-->top tab select detail, here you will find the exif data if intact, will tell you camera used, shutter speed, ISO, apreture, focal lenght and a couple of other things....
 
RiaanP said:
What lens and camera. OK, obvious its a Canon...
Focal length and the other important parts info please
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Hi there, I will only give you that info if you vote buddy.... just kidding, but I do need votes

Have a look at the pic again and all the info is on the pic. You probably not going to believe it, but this pic was taken with the standard lens it came with
 
Singularity said:
Riaan everything is on the bottom right corner of the pic :p
You can also right click on a photo-->save picture, go to your picture folder, open the image, right click-->properties-->top tab select detail, here you will find the exif data if intact, will tell you camera used, shutter speed, ISO, apreture, focal lenght and a couple of other things....
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Thanks Singularity, spot on, all the data is embeded in the EXIF data, now where is my vote buddy :)
 
Jake said:
I have to admit i started a marine tank because of the beautiful corral one gets, cant wait to start stocking my tank with corrals!!


Very nice pic :) nice corral :)
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I met someone last week who shut down his reef tank completely to start a fish only tank. I just couldnt bare the thought of an aquarium without corals. Some corals are the simplest of living organisms, but their beauty is in their simplicity. Their beahaviur, their colouration and sensitivity to the slightest fluctuation in water quality.

I have a more appreciation of all sea creatures after photogrpahing and looking at them closer through the lens
 
oceanseeker said:
Thanks Singularity, spot on, all the data is embeded in the EXIF data, now where is my vote buddy :)
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nope,I did the save picture thing, go to properties and I do not get the EXIF data.... Bit depth is 24 , whatever that means.
 
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