24x24x18 perfecto 45g cube mixed reef

[reefmaximus]

 

[reefmaximus]

its there any way to take from the top pic without show the lights in the pictures?
im still learning so any help would be apricieted.

 

[reefmaximus]

 

[reefmaximus]

 

[reefmaximus]

 

[reefmaximus]

 

[reefmaximus]

 

[reefmaximus]

 

[reefmaximus]

 

[reefmaximus]

anybody has any pionters of how to take pictures from the top without getting the glare?

 

[reefmaximus]

anyone?

 

[iceman0124]

I just move the light till the reflection is out of frame.

like this,

compared to,

Cropping is almost always needed to get a shot with good light on the subject, Im sure there are more effective ways but this works for me

 

[reefmaximus]

i see.
thank you iceman124

 

[ficklefins]

You could also block the glare with something like cardboard as long as it doesn't block the tank light (try angling the cardboard). I've used my hand in some cases.

 

[reefmaximus]

good idea fricklefins. I will try to do that next time i take pics.
thank you.

 

[reefmaximus]

i got some baby maxima clams the other day.they are acclimating well to the tank.
i will post pics later on.

 

[macclellan]

outstanding tank (not a fan of whiteboard bottoms, but everything else is spectacular).

anybody has any pionters of how to take pictures from the top without getting the glare?

get a top down box.

 

[reefmaximus]

i am a newbie at taking pics. what is a top down box?

 

[reefmaximus]

thank you for the compliments

 

[macclellan]

Melevsreef.com - Fotos | Video.

Basically, eliminates glare by getting the lens 'in' the water. Pretty easy and inexpensive to make.