Reef Network Takeing pictures of your Tank Workshop - Page 5

fkshiu · #41 03-16-2008, 04:59 AM

That was a lot of fun and very informative. The tank and it's support systems wasn't bad either

Thanks to both Brad and Jason.

mastergunsg · #42 03-16-2008, 06:43 AM

I appreciate the info you had for the group Jason. Just one of the tidbits I learned allowed me to post the pictures in the thread instead of my old way of posting a link. Now I just need to put some of the others to good use and take some picture of my tank. Ive try ed to take some in the past but could never get anything that even resembled what my tank actually looked like. I'm positive with what I learned that it will be possible to take some that wont embarrassed me if I post them.

Pan · #43 03-16-2008, 07:09 AM

Why don't you guys post some tips online as well

Veng68 · #44 03-16-2008, 10:22 AM

Dang......... I need to get me a DSLR & a good macro lens.

Those are some good pics. Makes the pics I took with my Canon S5 IS look not so good (I guess I could have used a tripod)

Cheers,
Vic [veng68]

Puff · #45 03-16-2008, 10:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Veng68

Dang......... I need to get me a DSLR & a good macro lens.

Those are some good pics. Makes the pics I took with my Canon S5 IS look not so good (I guess I could have used a tripod)

Cheers,
Vic [veng68]

i use both the S5IS and A650IS. both CAN take amazing pictures, but the tripod definitely increases your chances!

my mom has some funky new DSLR and i can get better pictures with my cameras than when i borrowed her camera for a while.