First tank photos!!!!
Ok, I've mastered the basics of putting up my own website and have a few cheesy
pictures of my little 10 gallon tank: http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/mitoem/mitoem/ I just got a digital camera so I'll soon be putting up pics of my 55 gallon. :) This is too much fun. Erica |
First tank photos!!!!
"E. Mito" wrote in message ... Ok, I've mastered the basics of putting up my own website and have a few cheesy pictures of my little 10 gallon tank: http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/mitoem/mitoem/ I just got a digital camera so I'll soon be putting up pics of my 55 gallon. :) This is too much fun. Erica Hi Erica, Congratulation on your new digital camera. I'm looking forward seeing more nice pictures. Marvin |
First tank photos!!!!
Thanks Marvin!
Here is an updated link to better and nicer pictures of more of my tanks. http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/mitoem/mitoem/index.htm |
First tank photos!!!!
"E. Mito" wrote in message ... Thanks Marvin! Here is an updated link to better and nicer pictures of more of my tanks. http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/mitoem/mitoem/index.htm Hi Erica The 55g pics are gorgeous, very colorful, very clean aquarium. I don't have a digital camera myself but I have easy access to someone else's. I'm not good at taking pictures and today I was playing with it. When I take picture of my tank some bright leaves instead of appearing bright green they just look white on the photo :-( I have no idea what setting to change :-( Anyway, here is one photo: http://onehappygirl.com/october25.jpg Marvin |
First tank photos!!!!
I really like your tank pics.. very nice. The red plant just to the right of
center-- what is that one? Have you angels spawned? They look like a matched pair. I enjoyed your web site very much! |
First tank photos!!!!
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First tank photos!!!!
In article . rogers.com,
"Marvin Hlavac" writes: The 55g pics are gorgeous, very colorful, very clean aquarium. I don't have a digital camera myself but I have easy access to someone else's. I'm not good at taking pictures and today I was playing with it. When I take picture of my tank some bright leaves instead of appearing bright green they just look white on the photo :-( I have no idea what setting to change :-( Anyway, here is one photo: http://onehappygirl.com/october25.jpg Hi Marvin! Thanks for the comments! :) I didn't know what I was doing when I was playing with my digital camera, which is why I am so astounded that the pics came out as well as they did. I fell asleep reading the instruction manual last night so I still don't know about all its bells and whistles, yet. One thing that might help is if you touch up your photos with a program like Adobe photoshop...I got some really poor-quality photos (taken with my regular camera before I got the digital) back from the film developer, but after I lowered the brightness and increased the contrast, they turned out really beautiful (well, of course as the owner of the pictures I am biased). I like the october25 photo a lot! it's very artistic and of course has that beautiful discus of yours. It looks like you added some new plants since your last photo? Someday I'd like to setup a big discus tank myself, but that's not for a LOOOONG time when I'm finished with school. I have my hands full enough now as it is. :) Thanks for sharing; let us know when you have new pictures!! Erica |
First tank photos!!!!
"E. Mito" wrote in message ... In article . rogers.com, "Marvin Hlavac" writes: The 55g pics are gorgeous, very colorful, very clean aquarium. I don't have a digital camera myself but I have easy access to someone else's. I'm not good at taking pictures and today I was playing with it. When I take picture of my tank some bright leaves instead of appearing bright green they just look white on the photo :-( I have no idea what setting to change :-( Anyway, here is one photo: http://onehappygirl.com/october25.jpg Hi Marvin! Thanks for the comments! :) I didn't know what I was doing when I was playing with my digital camera, which is why I am so astounded that the pics came out as well as they did. I fell asleep reading the instruction manual last night so I still don't know about all its bells and whistles, yet. One thing that might help is if you touch up your photos with a program like Adobe photoshop...I got some really poor-quality photos (taken with my regular camera before I got the digital) back from the film developer, but after I lowered the brightness and increased the contrast, they turned out really beautiful (well, of course as the owner of the pictures I am biased). I like the october25 photo a lot! it's very artistic and of course has that beautiful discus of yours. It looks like you added some new plants since your last photo? Someday I'd like to setup a big discus tank myself, but that's not for a LOOOONG time when I'm finished with school. I have my hands full enough now as it is. :) Thanks for sharing; let us know when you have new pictures!! Erica Hi Erica, You're right, over the last week I added $88 worth of plants to the 90g aquarium. I was told the tank looked empty. Now I think it looks better but according to many people's standards it definitely is not "heavily" planted. I will add more plants but I've visited all LFS and there is nothing available that I would like so I have to be patient. I also added 21 Cardinals a few days ago so I couldn't resist to take a picture ;-) Marvin |
First tank photos!!!!
Hi Marvin! Thanks for the comments! :) I didn't know what I was doing when I was playing with my digital camera, which is why I am so astounded that the pics came out as well as they did. I fell asleep reading the instruction manual last night so I still don't know about all its bells and whistles, yet. One thing that might help is if you touch up your photos with a program like Adobe photoshop...I got some really poor-quality photos (taken with my regular camera before I got the digital) back from the film developer, but after I lowered the brightness and increased the contrast, they turned out really beautiful (well, of course as the owner of the pictures I am biased). Totally agree. I use Paint Shop Pro7 as well. In particular is the ability to adjust the gamma levels which affect color rendering. A pic taken in a tank using 4000K NO flourescents can be adjusted to show what the tank would look like under 6700K or vice versa. But, Marvins no slouch even when just borrowing a camera. Marlin |
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