Post your POINT & SHOOT PICS
- Thread starter dancewithethan
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OK, and here's my almost full tank shot
I didn't quite understand the rules of the OPBut I am still working on the settings for getting a good FTS. In the meantime... Sony DSC W290 with underwater housing:
henrystyle
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Anyone ever take pics under a tank lit with royal blue leds? I can't seem to get a decent shot under my leds....I think the leds are to bright. Can't capture what my eyes are seeing.
robojet
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I don't have many good pics to share... (sorry, I don't have settings), but this was taken with a Canon PowerShot A560.
But I was looking at this post as I'm contemplating a new camera. Specifically I'm looking at either the Canon G12 or Nikon P7000. Looks like some great photos are coming from the Canon predecessors!
Great thread, very helpful!
But I was looking at this post as I'm contemplating a new camera. Specifically I'm looking at either the Canon G12 or Nikon P7000. Looks like some great photos are coming from the Canon predecessors!
Great thread, very helpful!
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dancewithethan
Ethan M
Robojet, Both are an excellence choices. you really can't go wrong with any of the two. What's really going to make a different is your basic understanding of the photo shooting and what each camera is capable of.
Some links
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1010&message=36584763&q=canon+g12&qf=m
http://www.dpreview.com/previews/nikonp7000/
Have fun shopping,
dancewithethan
Ethan M
This thread made me dig up some more old ones from the Olympus c770. I could never get anything with heavy blues to look right though.
Enjoy
Wow, amazing pictures for a 4M camera and are those bristle worms? they always give me a goosebumps:lol:
nightOwl
Premium Member
Yea I caught them spawning and everyone of them in the tank started spawning. I had one over 1 foot long that you could actually see eat pellets when he spawned it was pretty gross. All in all my tank was cloudy and milky white for about 5 mins while the skimmer went to work. I think I might have the same thing with a snail if I can dig it up.
