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Old 09-30-2007, 10:46 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Here are some new pics with my cam. I didnt do any photoshop. Just uplaoded from the cam to the computer

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Aussie Zoos , got these as a hitch hiker
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Green bay packers ?
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aussie acan
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aussie acan
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Micro (forgot the name )
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aussie acan
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mixed zoos rock
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merletti
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sun flower zoos ?
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bulls eye zoos ?
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deepwater acro
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Neon green candy canes
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acan
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Pink sparkles zoos ?
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Old 09-30-2007, 10:48 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Neon green daisy polyp
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neon green daisy polpy
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Acan E
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Micros
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Zoos , forgot which ones eyes:
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aussie acans
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thats all folks
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Old 09-30-2007, 11:03 PM   #3 (permalink)
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wooohooo nice is that rebel xt?
love these 2 with a little photoshop high pass...Thank you for sharing Deep.
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Old 09-30-2007, 11:05 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Wow impressive Ronen. I know u jsut got a new camera. which one is it? You just inspired me to consider a DSLR soon
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Old 09-30-2007, 11:08 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Awesome kosh!
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Thanks guys , just getting the hang of it , what ever that means lol

Ken ,Its a canon eos rebel XT with a canon 100mm macro lens.
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Moidol , Ill send you the pics so you can do some shopping on it lol
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Deep no need to sent pics when ever there's good pics I'll always shop
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Nice pics, I need a better camera, wow. Thanks for sharing.
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very nice ronen....
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Ronen, great shots, your new camera seems to be going great....how are you shooting these photos...are you setting the frags up close to the edge of the tank, are you taking them out of the water...lights on/off...flash/no flash?
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Ronen, great shots, your new camera seems to be going great....how are you shooting these photos...are you setting the frags up close to the edge of the tank, are you taking them out of the water...lights on/off...flash/no flash?
out of the water oh no no no

THey ar in my tank ,not to far from the glass , SOme are no more then an inch from the glass. I use a tripod and set it 5 to 6" away from the glass for the closer ones ,then right up against the glass for the ones in the back.
I also use a tripod , that lens gets kinda heavy after a few shots
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