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Originally Posted by stdreb27 If you can't figure out a d40 nikon I don't know what to tell you. That is as straight as it gets, unless you use the disposible camera. HAHAHAHA..you said it yourself..its a disposable camera. I think i am a little more advanced in this area then you. Like I...

D40's are just a waste and they are the bottom of the line. no internal focus motors on them, 3 focus points, no bracketing. They are just a crappy P&S camera with a lens mount on them to change lenses. You have to buy lenses with internal motors in them none that are the s-c-r-e-w drive because...

sounds like an engineer goby you got. If you got one clown it would probably be fine..I have my fish in a 15g and they are just fine 36g would be ok

no..I wont ship any fish or shrimp. I just dont feel right shipping anything that is aware of its surroundings

no I am getting out of it totally.

I have my fish I need to sell now I have a true perc - $25 Yellow watchman - $15 Purple Fire Fish - $20 small target mandarin - $15 Pistol shrimp - $10 Cleaner shrimp - $15 I also have about 12lb live rock for $30 i dont have any of the coral in the pics..these are older pics and all the coral...

Originally Posted by Nemo_66 yea. i dont use adobe just for one main reason. cant afford it! lol. i have to use the cheap editing stuff thats built on flickr. but that is the nigers true colors, which is why i love him! i would love to use adobe though. great pictures btw. there is also Gimp...

did you use a flash as well. if you did looks like you might have blown it out with that. what settings did you use?

i dont know what setting you shot that in..M mode maybe cause its really blown out. over exposed by alot.

it takes some time..shooting into a tank for action is a tough thing to do..especially with natural light

there is no real optimal setting. as every situation is different. Settings are different for me for every lens I would use on my camera. If I am using faster glass I usually dont need a flash. If I am shooting macro I turn off my pumps and put my camera on a tripod and shoot the corals with...

by the looks of the smaller images. looks like you got the focus pretty good on the trigger. I bet that wasnt easy on a fast moving fish. Clowns I think are the hardest due to how random they swim in a weird up and down all over pattern

LOL..i didnt know what you meant at first. I was about to post a pic of the Tank from my local Zoo..lol

wanna see if I can do it this way first. I really dont wanna have to deal with shipping and the hassle of it. I know I could make more parting out but I wanna just try to move it all out at once. If it doesnt sell as a whole I might just keep it.

Ok. So I am gonna see if anyone wants to buy the entire tank with ALL the livestock. its a 15gal, 2 hydor nanos, 150w halide pendant, heater, 2 hangon backs for carbon. 15lb live rock, sand, true perc, yellow watchman, purple firefish, target mandarin, cleaner shrimp, pistol shrimp. Coral...

1st one is more of a proper exposure. the 2nd is way underexposed

no you just dont seem to give very through advice on everything. More of a what you think it is and thats it.

Originally Posted by natclanwy They are not true macro lenses I don't know of a true macro with a zoom function. I don't know much about that particular lens try looking up some reviews, I do know that the autofocus is slow and tends to hunt but that is true of many 3rd party lenses not sure...

Originally Posted by TangWhispr I have a Sigma Macro for my Nikon D300, its junk...I'll never buy another non-nikon, get some extension tubes if you want to shoot better...also if you are shooting in full program mode they won't be as good, I shoot in aperture priority mode, and 2.8 I am gonna...

Originally Posted by natclanwy I have sat through a couple of classes that compared the internals manufacturing of canon lenses vs the compitition granted the class was put on by a canon sales rep but they were pretty convincing. Gee wonder why they made canon sound like they where better...