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Carp Photo Tips (21 posts / 3,717 views)
TeeCee
Posts: 2,009
Post #16 15 Nov 2021 16:44
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In reply to Post #14
Cheers Cam 👍

Is it only a Photoshop plug-in? I'll take a look at your link. I've swerved Photoshop for ages since I went RentWare.
mvital mvital
Posts: 48
Post #19 10 Feb 2022 01:00
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My setup is a cheap tripod and my iphone
then I use the whistle camera app
But I've got to say I have had people come to my swim checking if I was alright because I've kept whistling all the time

Nice tips on that video there's always something we can take from it
Calabro
Posts: 335
Post #20 10 Feb 2022 09:00
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In reply to Post #10
Matt Hayes did an entire book on the topic. Fisheye: A Guide to Angling Photography.
Golden-Paws Golden-Paws
Posts: 251
Post #21 10 Feb 2022 09:06
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In reply to Post #20
I've got that book and it is very good. Not just the "man and big fish shot" but plenty of scenic and inspirational photo's as well.
Mervin-Hughes
Posts: 144
Post #22 28 Feb 2022 18:17
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In reply to Post #19
Hello,

was thinking of getting the whistle app but have heard of a few people saying it didnt save photos - have you had any problems with it?

Looks a good idea if its consistant

Cheers,

merv
secret-agent secret-agent
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Post #23 28 Feb 2022 20:38
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In reply to Post #22
Whistle app saves pictures into its own folder in my phone.

Only niggle I have is if there is background noise (I fish next to a motorway) it can't seem to hear me whistle too well and I have to lean right forwards to the phone and the countdown is only 3 seconds.
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