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Some pics of the newest order
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All ready to go. Just have some more fragging to do if no one buys the large favites or tri-color christmas favia and large zoa colonies.
If your only a little hung over after an AC trip your not doing it right
LOL, I need some sort of hand eye coordination while coming up!
Monty....Oh you mean the Rainbow Gonipora (The pink/yellow/orange one that was toward the back left of the rack?). Looks like today is gonna be fragging day.
9:30pm and just finished fragging for the weekend. This is the stuff you don't want to miss out on. Aussie Rainbow Gonipora frags, Ultra Red Favites frags, Tri Color Christmas Favia frags, Blue and Lime Green Rhodactis, Mixed Mushroom Colony Rocks, Ultra Orange Lobo's, Purple/Green Lobo, Madagaskar Palys, Large Mushroom/Paly combo rock, Large Alien Eye Chalice and lots more.
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Shoot me a txt at 973-723-9917 and I'm sure we could work out a time.
Since a lot of people don't seem to like my expert photography skills
Don't know what camera you're using, but simply "white balance" the camera. Even my cheap Canon point-n-shoot camera has this feature. This will take care of your blue pictures.
Don't know what camera you're using, but simply "white balance" the camera. Even my cheap Canon point-n-shoot camera has this feature. This will take care of your blue pictures.
Hey Paul,
It's a Nikon D5100 with a Sigma 18-250 lense. I need to figure out how to white balance it a different way. Every time I try to white balance from a picture it doesn't look right.
Hopefully someone who knows cameras will comment, but here’s what I do….and I have no idea if this is correct. I put the camera into the white balance mode. I then hold up a piece of white paper in front of the camera and under the lights of the tank. I hit the button that adjusts white balance….done! Again, I have no idea if this is right, but It’s what I’ve been doing.
And that camera definitely has mucho white balance capability!
I know it's not in Man's nature to do this, but if all else fails, you could open the manual. I've tried it once, but would never admit to it! 
And that camera definitely has mucho white balance capability!
I know it's not in Man's nature to do this, but if all else fails, you could open the manual. I've tried it once, but would never admit to it!
Hopefully someone who knows cameras will comment, but here’s what I do….and I have no idea if this is correct. I put the camera into the white balance mode. I then hold up a piece of white paper in front of the camera and under the lights of the tank. I hit the button that adjusts white balance….done! Again, I have no idea if this is right, but It’s what I’ve been doing.
And that camera definitely has mucho white balance capability!
I know it's not in Man's nature to do this, but if all else fails, you could open the manual. I've tried it once, but would never admit to it!
I'll give the paper trick a shot. I was trying it with a piece of white pvc in the tank and wonder if that's the issue.
Manuals.....we don't need no stinkin manuals
Photoshop can fix the white balance if you have itI'll give the paper trick a shot. I was trying it with a piece of white pvc in the tank and wonder if that's the issue.
Manuals.....we don't need no stinkin manuals