Pic's of current tank

[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.

[tbone]

first of all, i would like to let you all know this photo is not photoshop in any way or form!, you can take a look at my post i have created awhile back, there are 4 250 watt MH on the tank, the system is connect to a huge sump in the basement.

if you guy think it's fake, i'll go record some videos for you when i head to chris house.

chris just knows how to take pictures thats all he doesn't even know how to use any photoshop software.

[fishoholic]

That's what I'd like to have someday. But with that many fish I think a 1000g + size display tank would be better than a 500g display. However I'm not one to judge as I know I'm a bit overstocked too. I will say that the fish look healthy and that's always a good thing.