Billbug68
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Very cool, dude. What's with the new watermark?
Thanks, Brookster... What happened to your pair? And, I feel kinda silly to ask... but what's the lack of "h2" mean?
I'm guessing it's a reference to the fact that you can't see H2O in the picture. Nice Ram and great pictures.
Great pics! You've got a good eye. Did you use a tripod?
I'm leaning towards the NX1100 for cost reasons
I agree you're EBR looks like a male. Congrats
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Cool, thanks Sillyfishies... he's about 1.25" ... tiny guy
Hi Mike... Thanks buddy. It's good to see you here in AA occasionally.
Anyways, no tripod for these shots. I believe they look sharp because of the image stabilization in my lens. So if you get a camera, get one with the OIS kit lens. I haven't researched that particular model to know the differences. I got mine from B&H Photo, free ship / no tax.
All 3 of the NX series cameras with the 20-50mm lens have OIS, however, after reading the review and comparison here Samsung NX2000 - Digital cameras - CNET Reviews I' think I;ll go with the NX2000 for $50 more than the NX1100
I do believe the biggest factor in fine photography is the operator more than the equipment, and you have many talents, my friend. Nice work.
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welp, I put them in a month old tank, 10 gal tank :hides: the male relentlessly chased the other m or f around to the point it was dead one morning, than the remaining male died of what appeared to be an ammonia burn, I know it sounds horrible but that series of events is what led me to find AA. Lack if h2 means it looks like your fish are floating in air!Thanks, Brookster... What happened to your pair? And, I feel kinda silly to ask... but what's the lack of "h2" mean?
Thanks for the PM
I'm picking up a D20 from a fellow SCAPE member today to play with until I figure out what I want to spend $$$ on
Honestly Brian, I need to make sure I have the talent and acumen to demand a $500+ investment. I really like what you are doing with the NX300, and I really like that camera.
Keep those drool-worthy shots coming