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    Crow - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Wink 300 Gallon Panoramic

    I was sitting there watching my tank like I always do, and thinking back on the front tank shots I took and how you couldn't see anything cause I had to stand so far away from the tank to get it all in one shot, so for giggles I sat in my viewing chair "lol" and took three shots of the tank and pieced them together and this is what I came up with...

    Its not the best, it was my first try and of course the fish moved so you're not seeing all the fish and the three pictures don't line up all that well as I held the camera, no tripod used.
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    Last edited by Crow; 05-05-2010 at 09:29 AM. Reason: Fixed the image!

    Soon, we will have to start dosing our tanks with BP oil to keep up with nature!

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