some of my Anemone & Clownfish pix

yeah... but I favor the A510 for most aquarium shots. These are relatively inexpensive cameras.

The acros were fragged so I didn't totally lose any of them ;)
 
Those are some of the most amazing pictures I have seen on this site! Do you have any full tank shots? Is there a way to get the Exif data off of them? Do you use a tripod?
 
Gary Majchrzak said:
yeah... but I favor the A510 for most aquarium shots. These are relatively inexpensive cameras.

The acros were fragged so I didn't totally lose any of them ;)
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Well I might go check out this camera and look at buying it for my pictures.I was looking at a Canon XTi or a Nikon 3d with macro lences.But if this is taking the macros you say it is,Ill get this instead of the other set ups!

Thanks!
 
Mavrk said:
Those are some of the most amazing pictures I have seen on this site! Do you have any full tank shots? Is there a way to get the Exif data off of them? Do you use a tripod?
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thanks. I tossed my tripod out. Steady the cam against aquarium glass or another solid immobile object for longer shutter speeds BUT if you're shooting fish 1/60 sec is about as slow as you can go. I have FTS in my build threads.

JMO but it's very important to learn your camera and aquarium inhabitants. I know folks with thousands of dollars worth of photographic gear that can't shoot a good aquarium pic.

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