Well here is my tank.

[mathewkofalk]

I posted a couple threads back in december and Jan ...well the waiting is over i have a great stable tank just wish i had a better camera.

 

[funkngroovy]

Nice little tank you have there.

too bad about your photography skills :lol:

What about some details, filtration ect.

Is that a tubinaria or montipora frag on the last shot? It will be interesting to see the growth rate.

 

[mathewkofalk]

not the skills its the camera my wife changed some settings and i think it used to take better photos not sure how to correct it. The last shot is some random cupping coral il see if i can get a shot of the mother colony......Just went to lfs it's a Tubinaria not sure of type. Filtration is stock its a nano wave 9 by aqua medics little fuge in the back and all il try to see if i cant figure this camera out really does the tank no justice.

 

[CW]

photography wise, your problem is either that the camera is set not to focus so close up in which case you need the macro setting ,or more likely the small movements which are impossible to avoid when holding the camera are blurring the photo, try a tripod or if you dont have one, or set the camera on something steady like a book or similair to avoid any movement. Also the camera may be set with a slow shutter speed either because it's set that way, or because it does it automatically because the light is dimmer in the room than it needs. What camera do you have? it may have a kids and pets setting, or on better cameras an adjustable shutter speed.

 

[mathewkofalk]

its a Canon PowerShot A510