Pics From My 45g Softy Tank.....need help though

[fishguy_8]

Im new to the adding pics thing to these threads so if someone could help me out how to do this step by step i finally have pics on a disc that i can put on here so you all can sorta see what im working with....its not going to be these perfect pics like you folks have w/ digi cams i just had one of those disposable cameras and had'em put the pics on a disc some came out ok though. thanks for the help.
Jon

[Reefland]

Jon,

When you make a post, there is a link under the box that you type in called Manage Attachments. Click that link and follow the steps, it's pretty easy.

Scott Z.

[fishguy_8]

here goes nothing......remember this is on a college budget and if anyone knows how to rotate pics let me know...dont hurt your necks lookin at pic two....and my lion is in my small tank but wanted to show him off......and my full tank shots are bad you cant really see anything so ill work on that.

[Poseidon]

Just a quick hint... Get the camera DOWN to tank level so that the lens plain is parallel to the front glass... that way the water won't refract the light and make your pictures blurry. ANd to rotate the picture just open it in Window picture viewer there will be 2 little icons that are blue and green, Just click rotate 90 degrees, then either clockwise or Counter clockwise.

But looking good otherwise. THat is a HUGE hammer coral!! It looks even bigger then mine!!!

[zhenya]

Hi fishguy,

Here's your pic that I rotated for you What type of software you are using to edit your pictures? There should be a feature to rotate or flip your picture in it. I resized it a bit as well becouse the file size was huge,about 212k

[scubadude]

Hi fishguy,

Here's your pic that I rotated for you

Thanx Gene,
thats akward on the neck when you turn your head sideways like that

Lookin good,
Your LPS are very healthy lookin Watcha feedin em?

[fishguy_8]

I try and dose religiously but since im at college i have to give my old man some of the credit as well. that hammer was borderline dead when i got him and ive given it a little needed tlc and w/ the protection of my perc clowns (who for no reason went to the big fish bowl in the sky 2 weeks ago) just started doing well. and i eventually had to move some lr out of the tank and move the hammer over more because it was pressing its self up against the glass and doing a number on himself. i mainly stick to dt's, ca, strontium/molybdenum, iodine, essential elements and then i sometimes kick in a little reef vital when i feed and everyone seems happy so ive stuck to the game plan and they all seem happy. the pics of my 65 acrylic tank came out crappy so i dont have any decent pics of my black clowns and other corals which are doing as well. again that tank is mostly lps and softies because im not yet into the mh price range. but im hoping this spring break to move into a 120 and shut down the 65 and 45 and just merge the two tanks. i am also wanting to get a decent digi cam those pics are off of a disposable cam so im thinking they cant get all that much better w/o getting a real digi cam. thanks for rotating my pic for me....i didnt even touch any of 'em up or rotate because i havent had time to play with it yet. just wanted to give you guys a peak and see what you thought. ill try and clean up a full tank shot or something else. when/if i make that merge into a big tank im wanting to move up to mh/pc's and get some sps coral and try and get as beautiful of a tank as you guys....again though....college budget so luckily im patient because the cash makes me be patient
Jon

[fishguy_8]

This is a pic i played around w/ a bit to make it clear how i have it set up....again done w/ a disposable cam and this is just about 10min after the lights kicked on and just after (20min) putting in my 9 for 99 from jeffs.
full tank shot:
p.s. ok this isnt the one i edited but i guess this ones not too terrible looking.