richchappy
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night catch shotsany tips on stopping the fish looking washed out and pale in night shots
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craftycarper
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Don't fish lakes where the water is like poo soup 
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richchappy
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usefull...
but its really weird, there propper dark fish and look pale in the pics, unless for some strange reasons the pale uns come out to play at night,
the albinos haha
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craftycarper
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Photoshop the pics or use the night setting on your camera
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Ghost
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Any chance of you showing a photo Rich, may make us understand a little better?
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craftycarper
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Maybe the flash is to strong and there is to much light bouncing off the fish
Could be your white balance on your camera is incorrect...
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Big Ron
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Here is one I took last week at mine and Trish's syndicate Lake in France ...for a night shot ,,,I think its o/k  ( its not been edited )
here is a day shot
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richchappy
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a typical fish from there in the day
this was a good night shot on a self take except being out of focus
and then this happens a lot of the time
goes kinda washed out, is it just cos its too far for the flash to work as admitally, the self take was quite close...
on the mat but
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craftycarper
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It's your flash bouncing off the fish by the looks of it
We can all see the fish and you know you caught it
Isn't that all the satisfaction needed?
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richchappy
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ye, but tbh if i am bothering with a picture, i would want it to be the best, seems a bit degrading to the fish, propper dark fish that look mint end up looking like pastys haha
so would it be best lowing the flash intensity
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craftycarper
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If your camera had a night portrait mode that might help or lower the flash intensity or try without flash... most cameras have a no flash mode
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courtz
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Lower the flash intensity or set it to a soft mode!
Make so much more difference 
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