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nm reef

nm reef

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...post a single pic of something hobby related? Each member post one single pic...anything hobby related...mention Camera and some general photo info. If possible describe settings and any other basic info. Maybe we can share pics and exchange pic taking tips. If nothing else we can share favorite pics. Heck in the reef forum we post 6 paks all the time...maybe we can develop a pic of the day theme here. remember just a single pic and some basic info.
This is a pic of a section of my 5 month old 100 display. My camera is a Cannon S45...this pic was taken from about 4' in front of the aquarium using a tripod. Settings were auto with no zoom and the flash turned off. I was trying to get a decent pic of my kole tang. Not great photo quality but it does give a general idea of what I see in person.
 
viper_930

viper_930

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This is my true percula clownfish in his rose bubble-tip anemone. Taken with a Minolta Dimage F3000 camera on macro-mode, although it isn't very macro. No tripod, no flash.
 
robchuck

robchuck

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Here's a pic of my Yellow Clown Goby sitting in his Elkhorn Montipora.
The shot was taken with a Sony DSC-P7 a foot or so away from the front glass. I'm no photographer, so I just pick up the camera and shoot whenever I see a subject I like.
 
reefer44

reefer44

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way to hijack a thread...............
here is a pic i took with all the power heads and water moving equip off. i don't know the camera type because my mom has it in NYC on vacation..all i know is it is a bad camera.....I used auto format with my paint/photo shop and it didn't seem to really do anything...this was about 4-6 inches above the water
 
rossim

rossim

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Originally posted by reefer44
way to hijack a thread...............
here is a pic i took with all the power heads and water moving equip off. i don't know the camera type because my mom has it in NYC on vacation..all i know is it is a bad camera.....I used auto format with my paint/photo shop and it didn't seem to really do anything...this was about 4-6 inches above the water
reefer44... what kind of starfish is that? I have one that looks just like it and want to make sure that its a sand sHifting star. Just got it yesterday and didn't know that there were sHifting and siftting stars.
 
fishtails

fishtails

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Close up on my favorite zoo colony.
Picture was taken with a MX200 2.0MP( Visioneer ). For the price it cost it takes decent pictures. No flash, no tripod, just macro mode with about 1.5x zoom.
Enjoy!
 
reefer44

reefer44

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magic carp was right on....the reason i have it in my sort of dsb (3 inches) is cause it does clean it very well.....but as mc said it does eat the micro fuana which is bad....but i have my dsb in my fuge that doesn't get sifted....so it works in this case
 
rossim

rossim

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Thanks mc and reefer! My uncle's 10 gal tank is where it is now. I think it'll do fine there. I think I'll rethink about putting one in my 29 gal once its ready. It has a 3 1/2 in bed (a little over 4 in in some places).
 
niger12

niger12

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It is a nice point and shoot and if that is what you are looking for great. It has limited manual settings and sometimes has trouble focusing. This was my first digi cam. After having this for a while I wish I would have bought something different (more advanced camera). I am used to my traditional Nikon SLR (F4, F100, N70). I am getting ready to purchase the new Minolta A2. Won't invest in a digital SLR for a few years. Most DSLR don't meet my need.
BTW, thank you
 
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