RARE LUNGFISH I D PLS
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pied balled protopterus dolloi......I have seen one before on a japanese website.
It looks amazing.
I saw some other lungfish in your posts how manny do you have?
It looks amazing.
I saw some other lungfish in your posts how manny do you have?
I hv 4pc of lungfishes used to hv many sold to frens upgrading my collection at the moment.GriF;3187214; said:
Tks GriF for the identification of my posting.
I will post more pix soon but must buy a new DC first cuz my pic is not good & my foto taking skill is very poor too. My present DC is only 5.0 mega pixels small LCD the cheap type.GriF;3187369; said:
well i'll let you in on a little secret... mega pixels don't mean sh*t.
you only need alot of mega pixels when you want to print a poster. (huge photo's)
for these type of sizes (the ones on the internet) 1 mega pixels is enough.
(it's all about the lens)...and a steady hand
I'm no digital camera expert (i still use film), but for photographing your fish it's bettter to get a fast camera. (instead of looking for mega pixels).
take pictures when it's dark in the room and the lights in your tank are on. T
he more light in the tank, the better.
Goodluck.
you only need alot of mega pixels when you want to print a poster. (huge photo's)
for these type of sizes (the ones on the internet) 1 mega pixels is enough.
(it's all about the lens)...and a steady hand
I'm no digital camera expert (i still use film), but for photographing your fish it's bettter to get a fast camera. (instead of looking for mega pixels).
take pictures when it's dark in the room and the lights in your tank are on. T
he more light in the tank, the better.
Goodluck.
Many tks for your tips GRIF !GriF;3189584; said:well i'll let you in on a little secret... mega pixels don't mean sh*t.
you only need alot of mega pixels when you want to print a poster. (huge photo's)
for these type of sizes (the ones on the internet) 1 mega pixels is enough.
(it's all about the lens)...and a steady hand
I'm no digital camera expert (i still use film), but for photographing your fish it's bettter to get a fast camera. (instead of looking for mega pixels).
take pictures when it's dark in the room and the lights in your tank are on. T
he more light in the tank, the better.
Goodluck.