Strictly LED Shots . . . . . .

[House of Laughter]

This thread is for shots strictly taken under LED Actinics - no daylight shots or regular actinic shots please.

Here are my two shots taken today. Only adjustments were to sharpen - pic 1 - tyree undata - pic 2 - orange crush acan

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[Dive STX]

led

led pic.

 

[Mangas50]

very nicee

 

[House of Laughter]

Nice Ant

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[ZANYMASTER]

Rainbow Paly under LED's

Some cheap strip lights I bought on Ebay.Really bring out the color.

 

[patrick66]

following along . . . . .

 

[isakofyork001]

lazibonez has the led light strips, i have them on my tank and i love them.

 

[mamiereefer]

led shots

dido i love them

lazibonez has the led light strips, i have them on my tank and i love them.

 

[ZANYMASTER]

Alan didn't have any so I bought mine on Ebay.

 

[House of Laughter]

My pictures were shot with the current LED Powerbright strips - no offense to Alan, but I put those on my tank borrowed from another reefer and the Powerbrights shone right through them. IMO they can't compare but are a good affordable alternative.

The picture above in post #1 - that monti is 24" down the water column from the LED's,

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[lazibonez]

No offense taken. I do agree with you, powerbrights are very bright, I am using 3 of them in the front and have 4 strips of flexible leds all around the tank. I know exactly what the differences are. Powerbright uses 1 watt bulbs, while the strips are 7-8 watt per 120 leds strips, and of course price difference. Powerbright is more of spotlight, unless u get a few of them, thats why i incorporate the strips to brighten up the whole tank. The result is amazing.

My pictures were shot with the current LED Powerbright strips - no offense to Alan, but I put those on my tank borrowed from another reefer and the Powerbrights shone right through them. IMO they can't compare but are a good affordable alternative.

The picture above in post #1 - that monti is 24" down the water column from the LED's,

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[House of Laughter]

Nice approach alan - wish i had the space for a few strings myself - I just couldn't get my head around making it work,

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No offense taken. I do agree with you, powerbrights are very bright, I am using 3 of them in the front and have 4 strips of flexible leds all around the tank. I know exactly what the differences are. Powerbright uses 1 watt bulbs, while the strips are 7-8 watt per 120 leds strips, and of course price difference. Powerbright is more of spotlight, unless u get a few of them, thats why i incorporate the strips to brighten up the whole tank. The result is amazing.

 

[lazibonez]

Oh, I forgot to comment on those pictures. They are nice! Just curious, was the first one taken with flash?

 

[Aqua Pro Builder]

Pic taken under WxxgoLED 10,000K Mainlight with WxxgoLED Power Actinics.

 

[zayn]

Pic taken under WxxgoLED 10,000K Mainlight with WxxgoLED Power Actinics.

Wingo that picture doesn't do your LEDs justice. I'll try to take some from my old camera and put them on.

 

[LifeStyle]

Those pics look pretty good. With a better camera, it's a must have almost.

 

[House of Laughter]

No flash - just the LED's

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Oh, I forgot to comment on those pictures. They are nice! Just curious, was the first one taken with flash?

 

[Aqua Pro Builder]

Those pics look pretty good. With a better camera, it's a must have almost.

then stay tuned. After I get a macro lens, I will shoot more of my rainbow acan and wilsoni. Expecting sometime this week.

 

[Bob 1000]

I got some shot's of a chalice,purple cap that looks blue, and a scoly under Wingo's LEd's.. Just blue LED's..

One word SICK..and the corals look the same when you look at them live..
My new system will definetly have a strong LED on it..

 

[Aqua Pro Builder]

Bob1000,
What settings, camera and lens are you using in 1st two pics?