Thanks! Feels good to have some polyp extension again despite the horde of angels.
FarmerTy 215-gal No Water Change SPS Tank
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Thanks bud! Happy holidays to you and yours as well!
All I have to say is WOW! I started your thread early this morning and couldn’t stop reading, 52 pages later and I was very impressed with everything from the videos to pictures! Thank you for the enjoyable read and you are an inspiration to many of us on this and other forums! keep up the great work!!! And have a happy new year
~Matt
~Matt
Hey thanks for the kind words! I don't get much feedback on this forum but I still like to post because I know for every one post, there are many who don't post but like to read along and I get it.
Thanks for reading through my journey and being a part of it. I hope 2019 brings you a fruitful year of reefing!
Oh that Bubba... We get into trouble together for sure. [emoji38]
My thread on the other forum is the same as this one except with a whole bunch more dialogue with others. This one is the like build thread lite... Without all the other commentary and diversions. [emoji23]
aikenreefkeeper
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Nice photos Ty, I have been following along for a while. Please keep posting.
Thanks guys! The clearer shots that are not so macro are with my new lens and I love it. They are so crisp!
Thanks for the inspiration. I get less comments on this forum so I tendnot to post as much on here but I'll keep at it for sure. Thanks for the feedback!
Thanks Westreef!
I use a combo of my Tamron 90mm for my up-close macro shots of frags, 55mm-200mm telephoto with macro extension tubes for closeups from a distance... Like a frag shot but deep in my 29" deep display... 35mm for fuller shots like FTS or full colony shots... And this new one, 18mm-200mm telephoto with macro extension tubes for that 18mm-55mm range I'm missing with my other lenses.
Most crisp to least...
35mm
90mm Tamron Macro
18mm-200mm telephoto with extension tubes
55mm-250mm telephoto with extension tubes.
I shoot everything in RAW and then post process in Lightroom to correct for white balance and also to match what I see in person. I try not to oversaturate or mislead in appearance.
Please forgive me for sounding like I know what I'm doing with a camera... I only picked one up for the first time last Spring.
Happy New Year too!
