wangotango
Active Member
looks cool diablo! i really like the tonga. if i had the chance i would have liked to have used more of it in my tank. are you doing a reef?
-Justin
-Justin
azreefgirl
Member
And to rep for the nano tank population, here's my size 29 Biocube (23 gal):
triggerphish
Member
Diablo I like your branch. it adds a unique touch and your fish will love your set up. swimming in and out will be entertaining.
triggerphish
Member
I love the biocube. I am cycling my 20 g right now. just started today. cant wait to add life!!!!!
rainmaker6
Member
Originally Posted by CAM78
Here's mine. I'll try to get a better one later, when sun goes down. I'm fooling around with my camera so i figured I would post it. I am open for constructive critisism.
The curved horizons of the upper and lower (red) areas are telling me that you are using a very wide angle lens, 17mm or less, or being to close with a regular wide angle, 35mm. Try to use a longer focal length of at least 50mm or move back a little. The green area, scratches?
Of course, always clean the glass inside and out before photos and a tripod can be handy. The focus is just a little soft, but acceptable for a smaller image.
The lighting is great, just the tank lights?
What type of camera are you using?
Edit: Forgot to add mine. Just moved 33 to 55 and need to get more rock. Added substrate now, 3/8" crushed coral, just for looks.
Here's mine. I'll try to get a better one later, when sun goes down. I'm fooling around with my camera so i figured I would post it. I am open for constructive critisism.
The curved horizons of the upper and lower (red) areas are telling me that you are using a very wide angle lens, 17mm or less, or being to close with a regular wide angle, 35mm. Try to use a longer focal length of at least 50mm or move back a little. The green area, scratches?
Of course, always clean the glass inside and out before photos and a tripod can be handy. The focus is just a little soft, but acceptable for a smaller image.
The lighting is great, just the tank lights?
What type of camera are you using?
Edit: Forgot to add mine. Just moved 33 to 55 and need to get more rock. Added substrate now, 3/8" crushed coral, just for looks.
cam78
Active Member
Rainmaker6 said:
The curved horizons of the upper and lower (red) areas are telling me that you are using a very wide angle lens, 17mm or less, or being to close with a regular wide angle, 35mm. Try to use a longer focal length of at least 50mm or move back a little. The green area, scratches?
Of course, always clean the glass inside and out before photos and a tripod can be handy. The focus is just a little soft, but acceptable for a smaller image.
The lighting is great, just the tank lights?
What type of camera are you using?
It has that wide angle look because it is a bow front tank. Could that be what you are talking about? As for the "focal length" how do I change that? Also what do you mean about focus is a little soft? How do I correct that? It is a cannon Power Shot A80. Any suggestions would be great.
diablo
Member
there are so many cave and holes. this is going to be a fun tank. thanks for the complements... oh yeah I tested the water and its good to go!
Originally Posted by TriggerPhish
Diablo I like your branch. it adds a unique touch and your fish will love your set up. swimming in and out will be entertaining.
Originally Posted by TriggerPhish
Diablo I like your branch. it adds a unique touch and your fish will love your set up. swimming in and out will be entertaining.
reeffreakgeek
Member
My tank is almost 2 months old..so I'm still working on my aquascaping skills.Mixing different rocks makes it just that much more difficult.(Uaniva,Tonga Branch and Figi Liverock)
