Best camera

[Antny12]

Hello all,

Just wondering what everyone recommends for taking the best pictures of your corals? I have purchased a lens kit for the camera phone and a reef magnifying glass that attaches to the aquarium glass and while I can get decent pictures I’m still unable to really zoom to get the details- when I zoom I get blurry. Few examples below

A few decent picture examples of ok pictures and a few that are blurry with same lens.

 

[rob s.]

ive been using an old Canin EOS. its old but still works great. I need to get a macro lense to really get some close ups....

 

[ZoWhat]

Any DLSR.....

Its all about the expensive macro lens and blue light filters that can screw on to that lens

 

[VAFish]

I just bought a Nikon 7500 with macro lens with polarized filter

 

[vetteguy53081]

Nikon 3500 or similar

 

[rob s.]

I just bought a Nikon 7500 with macro lens with polarized filter

you should be able to get some great shots...i look forward to seeing them!

 

[VAFish]

you should be able to get some great shots...i look forward to seeing them!

Look under large aquarium memorial tank to my mother. Already started posting some

 

[najer]

Nikon 5600 and Nikon 16 - 35 zoom, I like this camera because it has a great pivot screen, my eyesight is not great, this is at 35, my other two lens' are a Nikon 40 mm macro and a Tamron 90 mm macro, get a decent body, possibly used but pay money for a good lens.

 

[dadnjesse]

What polarized filters are recommended for a DSLR

 

[Trey]

What others said. Get an inexpensive Nikon D series like this. And pick up this lens.
Should cover most everything for you.