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blue_eyes53813
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Very nice pictures.... I like them all.
goldenmean
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Great Pics!!!! Absolutely Amazing!
Now how about a FTS (full tank shot)
We are never satisified. We want more pics.
hee hee
Now how about a FTS (full tank shot)
We are never satisified. We want more pics.
hee hee
justsunnie
Member
Wow! Great shots. Your purple tang is gorgeous!
Nanoreefbro
Member
Very nice pics... I like the detail and how they jump out at you. Especially the picture of the Purple Tang..
Megalodon
Member
Thanks for the comments everyone 
I will take some full tank shots tomorrow and post them. In the meantime here are a couple more shot taken earlier.
reefnut, I'm using a Nikon D70s. Your lens also has a great deal to do with the quality of the picture. I use a Sigma EX 2.8 105mm macro lens.
I will take some full tank shots tomorrow and post them. In the meantime here are a couple more shot taken earlier.
reefnut, I'm using a Nikon D70s. Your lens also has a great deal to do with the quality of the picture. I use a Sigma EX 2.8 105mm macro lens.
KimPossible
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Can I close my mouth now? Great pics!
aquaman3680
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sweet pics man! What kind of camera/lens are you using?
Matt
Matt
aquaman3680
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with macro lenses is the less mm the better? i have a nikon D50 with a promaster 150mm macro... is less better? Also i am looking to get a new macro lens any suggestions?
Thanks.
Matt
Thanks.
Matt
Megalodon
Member
Matt,
I personally like the 105mm Sigma EX lens for doing macro work and portraits. Anything above 105mm and you have to create more distance between you and the subject to fit everything in the frame because of the powerful zoom. The further away you are from your subject then the more distance your image has to travel to your camera. The 150mm is great for getting very close on a very small subject, or for zooming in on a particular area of your subject, but a little trickier to use on other applications such as portraits. I wanted a lens that would be ideal for multiple applications.
Try these
Nikon Cameras with Photo Samples
Welcome to Flickr - Photo Sharing do a search for D50, once there do another search for photo samples of each lens you're interested in.
You can also go to the camera store and tell them what you plan on doing with the lens, and they should be able to guide you in the right direction.
I am by no means a photography guru. If anyone knows differently please comment. I too am always learning in photography
You have such a variety of good choices, HAPPY SHOPPING!!!
I personally like the 105mm Sigma EX lens for doing macro work and portraits. Anything above 105mm and you have to create more distance between you and the subject to fit everything in the frame because of the powerful zoom. The further away you are from your subject then the more distance your image has to travel to your camera. The 150mm is great for getting very close on a very small subject, or for zooming in on a particular area of your subject, but a little trickier to use on other applications such as portraits. I wanted a lens that would be ideal for multiple applications.
Try these
Nikon Cameras with Photo Samples
Welcome to Flickr - Photo Sharing do a search for D50, once there do another search for photo samples of each lens you're interested in.
You can also go to the camera store and tell them what you plan on doing with the lens, and they should be able to guide you in the right direction.
I am by no means a photography guru. If anyone knows differently please comment. I too am always learning in photography
You have such a variety of good choices, HAPPY SHOPPING!!!
aquaman3680
Well-Known Member
thanks man!