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22nd November 2006
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Finding Nemo...
Experimental...
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22nd November 2006
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Re: Finding Nemo...
veri cute!
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22nd November 2006
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: earth
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Re: Finding Nemo...
what do i think?
 i think it's fantastic!! #1 is my pick... just watch out on the highlights...  focus is off for #2... i should keep one of these...  cheers... |
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24th November 2006
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Re: Finding Nemo...
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25th November 2006
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Re: Finding Nemo...
Thanks guys!
Yeah, 2 is focussed on the tentacles... AF is too slow and the DoF is almost non-existent... Too lazy to setup tripod so must rely on high ISO + wide open + prefocused MF = grain + missed focus... Shooting fishes need a lot of patience, huh? |
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25th November 2006
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Re: Finding Nemo...
)...BTW, this is a ultra-low maintenance 1 foot tank!!! Super pico marine tank! |
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25th November 2006
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Join Date: Oct 2003
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Re: Finding Nemo...
Ahhhh omg beautiful man =)
Love #1 the most! QX |
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29th November 2006
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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Re: Finding Nemo...
Nice
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29th November 2006
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Re: Finding Nemo...
no offence..u do know the smaller the tank is, the more fluctuations the water parameters will goes. esp for such a small tank, u still mgd to keep anemone? hope u din over crowd your livestock in there. Anyway nice pics u hv there. Last edited by Mouse; 29th November 2006 at 04:18 PM. |
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29th November 2006
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Woodlands
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Re: Finding Nemo...
nice, but read up more on the anemones..
they are veri sensitive to water changes, n for your small tank, any die off, will kill everything in it. Try to get a shot where the clown fish is using its fin to puffer puffer on the anemones tentacles.. more cute.. like sleeping on pillow.. check out www.sgreefclub.com I used to be a regular there, yup I still have a 4ft marine tank. (spent couple of thousands on setup)
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30th November 2006
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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Re: Finding Nemo...
Thanks guys...
Anyway, for the animal lovers out there... don't worry... it's a very tiny clown (~15mm) with a small anemone... rest are life rocks... Tank maybe small, but the livestocks are much smaller... I hung out at SRC for a while too... gave up the hobby since it sucked up too much time from photography... so now left with clown/anemone pico to past time... |
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30th November 2006
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Join Date: May 2005
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Re: Finding Nemo...
#1 takes my vote
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