Dawn's 56 gallon natural nutrient garden

[vlangel]

Nice work for a phone, what phone you own?
Missed you at the swap yesterday.

It's a Samsung Galaxy A14. Now that Dave is retired he needed his own phone, so we switched our service and our phones. This is a nicer phone than I have had in the past and I saw that I could take macro pics, so I tinkered with it. I expect that I will play with it even more.
Sorry I missed you. I did not see Ted either and was hoping to say 'hi' to both of you. I did get to say hello to Jaime at least. With it being so dark in there it's hard to see anything except fluorescent coral, LOL.

 

[acer]

I was there the whole day - worked the front desk check in from 1-3. Weird we did not see each other.

 

[vlangel]

I am tinkering with my phone camera today since I cleaned my glass yesterday, thus making the tank photo worthy, LOL. Let me know what you think. I will start with my paly collection.

 

[vlangel]

Next are nems, gorgs and trumpets!

 

[vlangel]

Finally are fish, and a slow motion video. The video is an interesting feature!

 

[kevinl]

Nice photos!
Slow motion video, cool.
I really like #5 of the paly section, the large green paly!!

 

[vlangel]

Nice photos!
Slow motion video, cool.
I really like #5 of the paly section, the large green paly!!

Thanks, I took the large green paly on the macro setting. It works well if the subject is very close. If the coral is farther back in the tank I found that there is a food setting where it will take a square in the middle of the screen, make it real crisp but everything outside of the square is blurred. The last 2 photos of the fish were taken in that setting. Anyway, for a relatively inexpensive camera phone, these are the best pics I have ever taken.