Dude, use that 50mm and skip the 60 right now and get your flash.
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These pictures were taking in the afternoon.
I tried no flash on shutter of 1/60 and a bunch other. I also changed ISO to a bunch of different setting buts the pictures came out too grainy.
I really want to try the SB 600 wireless flash and put that pointing down into the tank. Should be like have a lot of overhead tank like.
Thanks for the input anyhow.I ate my fish that died.
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I can't really remember as I was drinking then and now too actually.
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Lights over the tank or CF with around 400W on the 6' and 200w on the 4'.
I'll try again without flash and take some notes at each setting.
I'm still a noob and not pro like you so I got a long way to go.
I ate my fish that died.
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Me a pro? Hardly! Just a fanatic. Taking a ton of pics is the only way to do it. Plus you said you had than macro lens coming too right? I think you'll get some better results with that, but just stock you should still be cleaning up with that camera. Just take a bunch of pics!
As for the light, you have the same amount Quoc had on his six footer right? The best pics I ever took was with Jesper's macro on my body shooting Quoc's tank. <-----Sounds bad huh?Experiencing an aquatic renaissance!
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