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Sensations of Red - close to finish images
- Thread starter Iain Sutherland
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man the images from this phone via tapatalk suk!!!
tim
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Upload from the phone via Flickr mate, nice shot of the trimming process Iain.
This tank is almost complete and ready for rescape in a few weeks.
Been giving it a tidy up today and trying to capture a few images.
Just need to think what fish will suit for a final picture.... all ideas welcome.
during water change
IMG_3915 by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
sensations of red by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
IMG_3932 by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
quite like this image as shows a good few different textures...
textures by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
and one mucking around
IMG_3926 by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
I'm actually quite sad to pull this one down as think it has ended up quite nice, its also works really well to have a tank with lots of colour next to the big tanks all greens.
Hope you like
Been giving it a tidy up today and trying to capture a few images.
Just need to think what fish will suit for a final picture.... all ideas welcome.
during water change
IMG_3915 by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
sensations of red by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
IMG_3932 by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
quite like this image as shows a good few different textures...
textures by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
and one mucking around
IMG_3926 by iainsutherland24, on Flickr
I'm actually quite sad to pull this one down as think it has ended up quite nice, its also works really well to have a tank with lots of colour next to the big tanks all greens.
Hope you like
Cardinal tetras lots
I would change the background to black though.
hoggie
I would change the background to black though.
hoggie
aliclarke86
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Could it possibly be that your Mac screen is far superior?
For the record that was hard for me to say as I don't like apple but I know they use good screens.
Sent from my GT-I9505G using Tapatalk
For the record that was hard for me to say as I don't like apple but I know they use good screens.
Sent from my GT-I9505G using Tapatalk
Asian Rummynose
tim
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Dwarf pencil fish would look stunning in there Iain, another stunner in the bag mate 
Ian Holdich
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Not bad for Stu Worral's pics ; )
Love it mate, my vote goes for x-Ray tetras...
Love it mate, my vote goes for x-Ray tetras...
Alastair
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Stu took his pics??? Iain you cheat ha ha
Not sure how you could pull that down really. I think ember tetras would fit perfectly in that set up. Especially with the reds and oranges at the back and a white back ground
Martin in Holland
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Threat fin rainbows....
thanks for all the suggestions and comments guys.
Light seems to be the driving factor in this tank and with these plants, as when i couldnt maintain so much i lift the light a bit and the R.mini started to orange more. I have seen that the ludwigia can go totally scarlet though so the last week or two of this tanks life i will drop the lights down to water level and cranked up the co2.
All after getting a final image and giving the fish back, see what happens...
Ha i wish he had, just the copyrights set in the camera.
I did try embers several weeks back as was thinking the same, they got a bit lost in the reds though so took them out again.
very real possibility Ian.
something i hadnt considered and may work very well, cheers.
well i can say for sure its not iron!! at least iron alone. I was dosing 5x the weekly amount of iron suppliment for 3 weeks and it made no change at all.
Light seems to be the driving factor in this tank and with these plants, as when i couldnt maintain so much i lift the light a bit and the R.mini started to orange more. I have seen that the ludwigia can go totally scarlet though so the last week or two of this tanks life i will drop the lights down to water level and cranked up the co2.
All after getting a final image and giving the fish back, see what happens...
Stu took his pics??? Iain you cheat ha ha
Not sure how you could pull that down really. I think ember tetras would fit perfectly in that set up. Especially with the reds and oranges at the back and a white back ground
Ha i wish he had, just the copyrights set in the camera.
I did try embers several weeks back as was thinking the same, they got a bit lost in the reds though so took them out again.
thanks michael, kitty's are nice and would suit it well but i think finding them would be a problem and im would guess that they would take a few weeks to settle and colour up. Unfortunately i need a 'quick win' fish as will only be in the tank a couple of days before breakdown.
Cracking tank Iain. Pics look fine here but just to check you haven't got the colour set to adobe rgb have you as that can make the image look washed out on calibrated screens
thanks stu, its been a cool tank to run. Its had all sorts of abuse and not having fauna for the last few months of its life has meant i could do as i please fixing issues. Its also my first stems ive managed to 'bush'.
was going to send you a pm actually... when i put the images on photoshop they have started popping up as RGB rather than one image as they used to... not sure if thats what you meant. Would that be a camera setting or PS??
cheers
was going to send you a pm actually... when i put the images on photoshop they have started popping up as RGB rather than one image as they used to... not sure if thats what you meant. Would that be a camera setting or PS??
cheers
Not sure on the ps thing. The setting is in the camera. Second red menu. Color space. I use sRGB as its easier to colour manage.
