Mameshiba's Macro Shot's

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Here are some shot's of my friend's tank I got today. Pretty decent, using a Nikon P7000 and taking shot's under 3 x 120w LED panel's with actinic's on. W/B and cropped, no other photo enhancements done. Still getting used to the camera so forgive any bad shot's :nerd:
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Nice job, but you might want to use a tripod. I've never seen a maxi mini that color before- that's amazing!

CJ
 
love the empire state building he has in there. LOL. that's actually a good idea tho, different levels.
 
love the empire state building he has in there. LOL. that's actually a good idea tho, different levels.
Thanks everyone and it is a pretty cool idea, keep's his front glass and side glass open and that area is pretty much just open and a good place to take pic's of frag's. Still a frag rack but meh, look's good lol
 

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  • Quite a bit, but an automatic feeder can change my answer

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