What is your camera of choice for reef tank shots?

[mrBananas]

I've found it's all about white balance under the LED's. Had to take a picture of a white card in the tank and reset the white balance around that. It made a huge difference, stopped the super blue saturation. I've been using our Canon SLR that's prob 9 yrs old with Sigma Macro lens (12 yrs old) and getting pretty decent shots. I'm just learning though.

Super random, but could you ID the pink/green zoa in the bottom left? I have one that looks very similar but I wasn't given an ID. Thanks

 

[SeeingGreen]

Check out cat eyes and everlasting gobstoppers

 

[PedroYoung]

Super random, but could you ID the pink/green zoa in the bottom left? I have one that looks very similar but I wasn't given an ID. Thanks

It's a "helms deep" from Unique Corals. Grew super fast, went from 1 polyp to 5 in about 2 months.

 

[basile]

Right now i'm discovering my Nikon DSL D3100 new camera and i'm learning how to use it, just entered the monthly contest.

 

[homegrowncoral88]

Nice picture. Keep the info and pics coming.

 

[Reefkeepr1986]

Honestly I use my iPhone 5s and get some alright shots but investing in a nice camera isn't me I would rather buy a couple of frags or a fish or two!! IMO my phone does fine!!

 

[Reefkeepr1986]

Here's another iphone pic.

 

[Reefkeepr1986]

Here was my reef five months ago!!

 

[Reefkeepr1986]

Here was my reef five months ago!!

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[FoD]

Here was my reef five months ago!!

How do you keep the water in the tank?!

 

[SeeingGreen]

Anti- gravity generator. Screws into a standard Par 38 floodlight fixture from home Depot. Really makes the flying fish unhappy though.

 

[Clayalaleona]

Canon t3i, an Avast Porthole and time

 

[Reefkeepr1986]

LoL I apologize almost all my picks are upside down and I don't know why?? LoL