I was cleaning the glass and decided to take pics

Discussion in 'Show Off Your Fish Tanks!' started by Los1980, Apr 29, 2011.

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  1. exactlyobp

    exactlyobp Giant Squid

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    What kind of lens? I use Nikon (D90) too!
     
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  3. Los1980

    Los1980 Purple Spiny Lobster

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    umm...let me see.

    macro 60mm
     
  4. exactlyobp

    exactlyobp Giant Squid

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    ^^ sigh... macro lens...
    Its a Nikon lens right? sigh again..
     
  5. Los1980

    Los1980 Purple Spiny Lobster

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    yeah...lol

    I use to work for a pharma company with my uncle. They were doing some type of lab work and had a lot of these camers with specific settings they were glued to those settings. THey had them set up on macro settings i guess for looking at cells and stuff? i dont know all i know is they handed them out to some employees when they were done using them. I took an exacto knife and removed the glue so the auto focus works and its like new!
     
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    WOW!!!

    Well your abilities with the camera are getting there - those are some quality shots of a well - kept reef!
     
  7. exactlyobp

    exactlyobp Giant Squid

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    OMG! Do you know how much the lens costs?? Vortech MP40 + couple of nice acro frags and some change...
     
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    nice sun polyps, you will have to tell me how you care for them. how often do you feed them?
     
  10. Los1980

    Los1980 Purple Spiny Lobster

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    Thanks, its almost like reefing, lots of reading and understanding each setting.

    Yeah i googled the camera and lens i couldn't believe they just gave them out.

    Pink, I'll PM you in a minute
     
  11. Los1980

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    What's killing me is the moonlights on these LED's. They are so strong that every time I take a pic with only the moonlights it comes out distorted. Someone mentioned less exposure...i have no clue what that means. I want to really capture the neon colors with only the moonlights on. Any advice?
     
  12. exactlyobp

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    I know its kind of hard (and frustrating) to get the actinic right..
    I dont really know if the less exposure has something to do with it. But here it goes: There is (+/-) button right below of the shutter to the right on D80. Hold the (+/-) button with the index finger and it shows "0.0" "+/-" on the display. Now if you want less exposure, you turn the dial which your thumb is touching to the right. It goes "-0.3" "-0.7" "-1.0"....

    But again, I dont know if this would help with what you wanna accomplish. Anyway, try and post some pics please :)