Tank pictures

Trying to do better with the new camera, but still look fuzzy to me.  My tank is doing great, but the pix aren't crisp.

Beautiful!

Blurry? I guess my eyes can't see what you're talking about. Looks great, Brad!

Brad - Great tank shots. I can't wait to get a nice camera to do some shots with. My flame wrasse has really colored up too! I'll have to take some new shots. The tank looks awesome and as always captures our fascination. Thanks for sharing!

It's even more amazing in person.  Thanks Brad for letting me stop by.

The pictures look great, Brad, if you switch to raw, there is a ton of tools there to help sharpen pictures, then save as a jpeg. I am fond of adobe camera raw, but there are really good tools in canon's digital photo professional that should have come with the camera.

if you use some tissue paper, over the pop up flash you can diffuse the light from it and it will help the glare.

for starting out try the "P" mode then the camera flash will not pop up unless you want it to, also for now try the raw+jpeg mode, it will eat more memory card each shot but is helpful while learning about the raw format.

Raw is the digital equivalent of a film negative, very useful to have the un-camera edited version. It is extremly useful for color balance issues that we face with our tank photos.

for one thing you get all of the options that were available in camera at the time that you pressed the shutter.

exposure, color balance, sharpening, etc.

I know that photoshop will handle the Nikon raw file type, but beyond that I only know the specifics of the canon system sorry.

you may just need to download the adobe plugin for the Nikon raw file type, Adobe will have most all of them already, the only reason would be if you have a version of photoshop that was created before your camera.