Hello Geeks

Originally Posted by installman

I bought a tripod about a year ago. I have tried playing with the white balance a few times my camera has settings like sunny, cloudy, flourescent1 ,2,3, incandescent, and auto. I can't find a setting that gets the colors exactly as my eye sees them. Especially under the actinics, or blue leds. I will not give up though as I am too stubborn for that.

Try using the tripod, and lowering the ISO's down too like 100 or 200. That has improved my pics a lot. Tripod is a must at that setting though, and it doesn't work for moving fish.

hi to everyone..thanks alot for all the posts..i have been reading them on my twitter acount and i finally signed up...i have been into aquariums for 6 yrs but my father has had a reef tank for about 20yrs and one day said hey lets take it over to your house...so here i am with a tank..then my aunt calls me up and says do u want this 55 gallon and of course i went and got it...when i picked it up i looked and it was a 90 gallon....so that is know in my bedroom 2 feet away from MY side of the bed...oh yeah ...it is set up as a mixed tank with sps and lps pluse softies...a clown and a few damiels and one blenny...not much into fish but what the heck....

less fish is better! More room to add the fish you want hahaha and more room for corals!!

Stan. Great looking tanks