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nice! if not, ill buy it! :happy:

haha...dont have my own tank yet, but it got really tempting while at the aquarium today! lol...i hope to set one up soon and learn alot from these forums! enjoy! :)

lots of light and a camera with good macro photography capibilities. refer to the previous thread for more information, or do some research on macro photography.

as sergeant said, use the macro feature that is built into your camera. "marco" photography is basically closeup photography that enables you to capture closeup details of your subject. to take decent closeup/macro images, make sure you have alot of light, and make sure your shutter speed is at...

where are you getting it from? that is very cheep for that camera...check it out before you buy it. generally, those kits go for roughly 700 brand new. at this price, it could have something wrong with it. if everything checks out fine, get it quick. that's a bargain!