Scythanith's 10g Nano (March 15 Update) - Page 8

Scythanith · #71 12-16-2008, 04:52 AM

Heehee, I am jealous of the D300!

Like they say Film photography is science, digital photography is art!

My WB was still set for the basement tank, I didn't change it before shooting the nano.

Of course I am jealous! Look at your brain sized brain lol!

Cheers buddy!

sphelps · #72 12-16-2008, 04:57 AM

You gotta start shooting in RAW and get yourself some Capture NX2 software, camera WB is a thing of the past, get with the times geez

Even my D300 is old technology now with the D90 and D700, I haven't even had it for a year yet.

On a side note does your D200 have the sensor for the wireless remote? I just found out mine doesn't have it so the remote is useless to me, I must of spent a good 3 hours trying to get it to work

Anyway you can have it if you want.

noirsphynx · #73 12-16-2008, 05:16 AM

I have the D80 but for me it's more of a glorified point & shoot

. I need someone to come teach me how to utilize it properly.

Scythanith · #74 12-16-2008, 06:40 AM

When I shoot weddings I shoot RAW and work it in CS3. The NX2 is good as well. When I bought my D200 the D300 came out two weeks later.... bastards!

I use a tethered Nikon MC-36 remote. It works well. Maybe Colby's camera can use it?

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Originally Posted by sphelps

You gotta start shooting in RAW and get yourself some Capture NX2 software, camera WB is a thing of the past, get with the times geez

Even my D300 is old technology now with the D90 and D700, I haven't even had it for a year yet.

On a side note does your D200 have the sensor for the wireless remote? I just found out mine doesn't have it so the remote is useless to me, I must of spent a good 3 hours trying to get it to work

Anyway you can have it if you want.

Scythanith · #75 01-15-2009, 06:38 AM

superduperwesman · #76 01-15-2009, 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by sphelps

On a side note does your D200 have the sensor for the wireless remote? I just found out mine doesn't have it so the remote is useless to me, I must of spent a good 3 hours trying to get it to work

Anyway you can have it if you want.

Will it work with my new camera??

superduperwesman · #77 01-15-2009, 11:15 AM

Looking good Scott! But you better be careful.... if you put much more coral in there you'll hardly have any water volume left

Scythanith · #78 01-15-2009, 11:41 AM

I've been going slowly; I don't want to lose coral just to have the tank look full. I will be adding some more stuff once I see how this stuff does for a month. I won't win the competition since my tank won't look filled out.

I still have my harlequin shrimp which I am waiting for a mate for it before I add it to the tank. I will still add more zoos and maybe some more chalices and something wavy. I'm just nervous to lose nice corals senselessly.

As far as I know my D200 will use the Nikon ML-3 wireless controller. But I prefer the wired MC-36 with all its bells and whistles.

sphelps · #79 01-15-2009, 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by superduperwesman

Will it work with my new camera??

Yes but I already gave it away.

Looking good Scott! Slow and steady wins the race

Scythanith · #80 02-15-2009, 02:33 PM

I'll have to get Wendy to take some shots of the tank. I'm stuck out at work. Nothing much has changed. I added my Harlequin which I'll put on the updated budget once I get the picture up. Oh, and there is no way in hell I am counting the starfish in my budget haahaa (food item). There are plenty more corals I want to add, I just want to take my time. It will probably lose me the competition but that's ok.