greenterra;3323524; said:Thanks.
Thanks MAC. To answer your question, not 1 flash was used.
Thanks
Good lightings you have on those tanks.
I need to either get another flash or find better ways to light my fishes more for picture taking.
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Thanks
Good lightings you have on those tanks.
I need to either get another flash or find better ways to light my fishes more for picture taking.
Mad About Cichlids;3324283; said:
I have found out that the greater the lighting, the greater the picture turns out. Awsome pictures GT!
Thanks Levi!rallysman;3323531; said:
superleggera123;3323533; said:
Thanks for looking.GMFISHNUT;3323943; said:
Thx for the commentinnerchi89;3324288; said:
Thankyou.benzjamin13;3324327; said:
Actually MAC, there is normally only 1 single 4' strip on this tank with an 18000k aquaglo bulb. When taking pics, the only extra light I use is a 3' strip with the same 18000k tube. I think the white sand helps in my favour to bounce light back up.Mad About Cichlids;3324283; said:
Awesome pictures and nice fish man. I've been thinking about getting a managuensis, but don't know how he'd do w/ my dovii...
great pics mate. it seems you have become quite used to your new camera already. if using no flash for these pics, what was your ISO set at. usually when i try take a photo without the flash it is blurry unless i turn the ISO right up, but then the pic is grainy.
also i agree about the white sand substrate helping alot when taking photos.
also i agree about the white sand substrate helping alot when taking photos.
