Pic's of current tank

[dsaundry]

Faked or not faked..that is the question. Nice picture regardless..Is that a Majestic angel in one of the pic's? I have a juvenille majestic that I have just picked up and I am pretty sure the one looked like an adult.

[Matt]

Whatever camera settings you'd need to get a shutter speed that catches so many fast fish with no motion blur, and gets a focal length that long... well, those settings don't exist on my SLR -- or at least I don't know how to do it.

I believe it is intended to troll for the tang police.

[mr_alberta]

This tank = http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=35137

So I don't think it fake

[Joe Reefer]

Originally Posted by mr_alberta

This tank = http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=35137

So I don't think it fake

This tank looks same whats the deal.

[Matt]

Originally Posted by mr_alberta

This tank = http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=35137

So I don't think it fake

I have to agree, but that staggers my imagination...

[Snappy]

Whatever camera settings you'd need to get a shutter speed that catches so many fast fish with no motion blur, and gets a focal length that long... well, those settings don't exist on my SLR -- or at least I don't know how to do it.

If you want to slow down the "fast moving" fish, just walk up to the tank so they think they are going to get fed, then step back and take the pictures. That is what I would do.

[piaa]

pic's were taken with a canon digital SLR and i think the starphire glass really helped alot making the pictures so clear .

[Der_Iron_Chef]

How about some aquarium specs? Inquiring minds (me) want to know all about it!

[spoot]

Originally Posted by Matt

Whatever camera settings you'd need to get a shutter speed that catches so many fast fish with no motion blur, and gets a focal length that long... well, those settings don't exist on my SLR -- or at least I don't know how to do it.

I believe it is intended to troll for the tang police.

Not sure what the focal length would have to do with it. With flash or powerful reef tank lights, you can stop down the aperture so the the depth of field is very big. Shutter speed would not have anything to do with the amount of fish, if you can catch the fastest one without blur, the rest would not be blurred either.

~Newt

[Matt]

Originally Posted by spoot

Not sure what the focal length would have to do with it. With flash or powerful reef tank lights, you can stop down the aperture so the the depth of field is very big. Shutter speed would not have anything to do with the amount of fish, if you can catch the fastest one without blur, the rest would not be blurred either.

~Newt

Clearly you are correct, and my errors have been exposed.