Playing with the camera

[Katchupoy]

In photoshop.... Ctrl+Shift+L is your best friend.

or simple

Image - Adjust - Auto Levels...

 

[fishoutofwater]

may sound funny but I dont have photoshop.

 

[thatguy559]

download google picassa 3 its free and does the basic fixes i took one of your pictures and corrected the colors in it

 

[fishoutofwater]

Ah cool. I will do that. Thanks

 

[Katchupoy]

may sound funny but I dont have photoshop.

I apologize, I assumed wrong.... Like 559 said Picasa is good and free.
I am also using another good and free software very similar to Photoshop...

http://www.getpaint.net/

and this where you adjust Levels... most of the time "Auto" setting is enough but I tend to adjust the mid down a bit...

http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/en/Levels.html

Hope this helps...

For down and dirty crop resize program... without too much bells and whistle... You cannot go wrong with Irfanview...

http://www.irfanview.com/main_download_engl.htm


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[fishoutofwater]

I just got a new aussie order in last night so I thought I'd show them off.

platygyra

acanthophyllia

bleeding apple scoly

goniastrea - nuclear green eyes

another bleeding apple

chalices - i will have to get a better shot of these.

prism favia -

acan 1

acan 2

 

[fishoutofwater]

here are some new pics.

aussie balanophyllia ( not a denro)

Rainbow Chalice Colony

frag rack

zoas

 

[Myteemouse]

looking good

 

[fishoutofwater]

few more new pics I took today

 

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[mancho_91]

Very cool, love the mix and choices.

 

[fishoutofwater]

here are some new top down pics. Finally got a view box and while I had the system shut down to feed I thought Id take some pics. enjoy.

 

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[TJL]

WOW what a beautiful mix of corals, and thanks for sharing it with us. Mature systems like yours are sure to inspire the next generation of reefers coming on board.

Todd

 

[fishoutofwater]

Thanks it's coming along nicely lots of work but well worth it.

WOW what a beautiful mix of corals, and thanks for sharing it with us. Mature systems like yours are sure to inspire the next generation of reefers coming on board.

Todd