I am slowly learning about the new DSLR camera that I got. These pictures are much better than the other RCS pictures from the other thread. These DSLR cameras are very intricate and the minuscule settings make a big difference.
Hey everyone. I have always wanted be able to take aquarium photographs, particularly macro photographs. Well I managed to get an incredible camera which has allowed me to take some cool macro shots with the use of a macro converter (turns a normal lens into a magnifier lens). I do not have a "real" macro lens, the one I want is expensive so I am saving up money.
I can make very big prints of these pictures (poster size max), each of which I have extremely high res files of. If you are interested in a print for your office, home, etc. just shoot me a PM for the size and cost. I am not doing this to make a profit, I only want to earn a little bit of money to put toward the macro lens I want which costs $1200.00 (yes it is a lot, the 180mm Canon Macro Lens). Let me assure you though, when I get that lens there will be some incredible photos.
Disclaimer: Photoshop was only used to tweak the brightness. My aquarium is extremely bright so I have to lower the brightness. All of the colors, and everything else is straight from the actual picture. I do not believe in "enhancing" photographs in order to make them look more appealing. I consider that cheating.
Enjoy. More pics to come. Let me know what you think, and any other suggestions you may have.
RCS pictures 
I hope I can take some like those with my Olympus SP-510UZ with Super Macro mode 
Linear Mode
