john starkey
Fishaholic
HI all, here are some new pics sorry for the delay, and dont be to harsh on me the pics will improve when i get used to my camera, dont foreget this is my first planted tank regards john
how long has it been set up for cuz i havent seen previous pics but it sure looks good.
Hi Andy, thanks for the complements yes i agree my photography needs to be worked on i will try and improve over the next few weeks, i do have to finish reading the manual as well its has a lot to take in, regards john.Very well done John!Two point Five grand aye? Confess: How much does 'she who must be obeyed' think it costs?I love your tank. I'm loving your set up.But I don't like your photos. (What are those funny black shadows)?I know you havn't asked, but if you do want better pcitures of your lovely tank, try this:Best done at night will all room lighting OFF – only tank lighting on.Highest possible camera quality setting (maximum resolution).ISO 400 (or lower the ISO to get less grainy images).Macro ModeNo FlashWhite Balance – Set to ‘Fluorescent’.Zoom out, take shot with hands / camera resting on something solid (& then trim on a PC - can afford to do this because highest poss quality setting).Better explained here:http/www.wetwebmedia.com/ca/volume_2/cav...photography.htmI can take good photos using this technique & I don't have an SLR, just a Canon IXUS 50Now, go take a photo that really shows that tank up and then enter it into the AGA Aquascaping contest!Andy