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Seeing that makes me want to upgrade my lighting so I can move up to that NEXT level...
I'm half tempted to pick up a 40 breeder and just start a new one. I like my BC29 but when you are starting out in this hobby you just don't know what you don't know.
I'm half tempted to pick up a 40 breeder and just start a new one. I like my BC29 but when you are starting out in this hobby you just don't know what you don't know.
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OK... now I have to get a bigger tank for when you start fragging out!
1. Turn off all pumps so there is no water flow. It's amazing what this does.
2. Don't try to take pictures too close...............use editing software to crop your pics...........if the pic is good enough & the camera is of fairly decent quality, it should almost look like a zoom or macro photo
3. Play with your white balance on the camera. I know everytime I change bulbs (10k to 14k, 14k to 20k, etc.), I have to adjust the white balance.
Believe it or not, but none of my pics were taken with a camera that costs over $200.....................
Steve
2. Don't try to take pictures too close...............use editing software to crop your pics...........if the pic is good enough & the camera is of fairly decent quality, it should almost look like a zoom or macro photo
3. Play with your white balance on the camera. I know everytime I change bulbs (10k to 14k, 14k to 20k, etc.), I have to adjust the white balance.
Believe it or not, but none of my pics were taken with a camera that costs over $200.....................
Steve
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nice to know
thanks
thanks
