Never posted in the Pic forum, thought I would share.

[myerst22]

Hello everyone. After looking at the great pictures you guys have showed, I decided to share some pics of some the fish I currently have. Most of them live in a 180 FOWLR. Let me know what you think!! Regards, Tim

Rhomboid Wrasse

Borbonius Anthias

Black Tang

X-mas Island Emperor Angel starting to change

Powder Blue Tang

Dwarf Moray and Goldentail Moray

Rhinopias and Foxface

Rhinopias about to pounce

 

[roka64]

Those are some great looking fish!

 

[Paty]

Those are some great pics! Your fish look great! : )

 

[pat8you]

Very nice pictures and a very interesting selection of fish. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Zagz]

Great looking fish. Do you have any full tank shots?

 

[myerst22]

Thanks for all the kind remarks. As far as a full tank shot I have a hard enough time getting a decent shot of one fish. Anyone have any recomendations on how to take better full tank shots? Because mine are more like full tank sh*ts!!! Regards, Tim

 

[neilanh]

That Rhomboid Wrasse is incredible. Awesome shots myers!

The general way to take decent FTS shots is:
Turn off all the lights in the room except the aquarium lights
use a tripod or something to stabilize the camera
try to use a low ISO and a fast shutter speed

 

[myerst22]

The I and the S and o what is that. I have no idea any camera terminology. The camera thankfully makes up for my poor skills. So I would like to camera for making me like I have a clue. I will try to take a FTS. When I try I always get reflection from the things in front of the tank. I'll let you know how I make out. Regards, Tim

 

[CatatonicBug]

To reduce the glare (rings) turn off the flash, and all lights in the room except the tank lights. If you have a night vision option on your camera, you could try that too.