A few pics from my Nano (25G)

[SilentSloth]

Took a few good pics recently after finally getting most of my algae out.

Used a panasonic Lumix I got from Costco a few years ago. 100 iso and 3.3 stops and some adobe lightroom to help with tank colors.

 

[BlennyTime]

Nice pics

 

[Eyedogtor]

I love your plate coral.

 

[friendlyguy]

Hi there!
Nice pictures and beautiful animals If you are using lr: you might wanna try to set a custom white balance for your pictures. It makes a heck of a difference. When I shoot pictures of my tank i pretty much always do a custom whitebalance of my camera for the current lighting before taking pictures. I dunno if your camera supports it as well, but lr sure does offer that functionality.
Give it a try if you havent yet
Happy shooting

 

[Alaeriel]

Love your clam! Thanks for the pictures, they look gorgeous

 

[SilentSloth]

Hi there!
Nice pictures and beautiful animals If you are using lr: you might wanna try to set a custom white balance for your pictures. It makes a heck of a difference. When I shoot pictures of my tank i pretty much always do a custom whitebalance of my camera for the current lighting before taking pictures. I dunno if your camera supports it as well, but lr sure does offer that functionality.
Give it a try if you havent yet
Happy shooting

yeah actually the day after these I started using the manual white balance on the camera. You are so correct. Just took a picture of the white sand under the blue lights and used it to calibrate it. I'll Upload some pics in a while. Trying to get a wanna-be time-laps of some growth.

 

[friendlyguy]

cool! most of the time i use a piece of paper where i defocus on. (making a very blurry image with manual focus)
Those seem to work best for me. If i don`t have an envelope / sheet of paper around i sometimes use the white wall behind the tank instead. but thats not "as good"
Looking forward to see more pictures from you