My humble 2ft tank

[Wackytpt]

Please feel free to comment on my humble tank. Please don't wack me too hard if you find it not up to standards. I am open to comments and advise.

pics in here:
http://www.arofanatics.com/members/w...planton5thdec/

[BFG]

ARRGH MY EYES, MY EYES!!

The pics very blur! Think you need to take another shot of the tank. Btw, so many live stock in a 2ft tank?

[Wackytpt]

so for the blur pics.. My photo taking skill not very gd

[CT]

the picure very blur!

[royquek]

Hi

I'm no expert but here's my two cents' worth:

-You should invest in a tripod, its good for any photography, especially if yur camera has optical zoom function

-The water level is quite an eye sore, if possible try raising the water level

-Too many fish i think. Cardinal tetras look fabulous when they are swimming in one school in one direction

That's about all

[cbong]

noticed that you have an air stone blowing away at the left front corner. O2 or CO2??

[vinz]

Even our 3WPG of lights are not enough for taking a picture without flash, so your camera takes a longer exposure... which usually end up blur if you move the camera the slightest bit during the exposure.

Tip: If you don't want to invest in a tripod just for this,
1) Use a chair or other furniture as support. Hold the camera firmly against the support before pressing the button
2) Once you press, do not release until the exposure is over.
3) Force the camera to the highest ISO if it has the feature.

[msmurf]

wah many many fish huh.

do u hav a redline topedo/ densionii flying fox in there?
ha... this fellow can grow up to 15cm and very active, fast swimmer. BUT, very very nice, i like it too.