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Originally Posted by Delphinus

Wow AMAZING depth of field and clarity and colour .. and well .. everything ... with those shots, just amazing.

Hey a question about those Nikon DSLR's .. can you use any Nikkor lenses with them or do you need "special" lenses for them? I have a large investment in lenses with my Nikon SLR over the last 10 years and if I could keep on using those with a DSLR it would make a HUGE difference..

You can use regular lenses, however some of the features may not work(autofocus, etc)....also, there may be a difference in focal length, hence a regular 60mm lense will actually be a 90mm lense when used on a DSLR.

The pic in my avatar was actually taken with a DSLR body and a regular lens.

Raf

Great looking tank. Makes me want to put a bit of macro in my display tank!
Those red mushrooms are also very cool........where did you get them, if you don't mind me asking?
Cheers,
Aaron

Hi,

I got the mushrooms a long time ago at Rainforest Pet Spectrum when they were still carrying saltwater stuff. Bought a disk with half a dozen of them for $15....they have since spread throughout the tank to at least 4 or 5 times that amount. :)

Great pics :cool:

Camera must have set you back quite a bit :eek:

Yep hehehe. About $1000 for the body, $500 for the 18-70mm lens, and $600 for this 60mm lens... plus tax. YIPES! We've managed to spread it out a bit... and it'll be perfect for travelling :D

;)
-Diana