FarmerTy

Coming from the oldest-minded young guy I've ever met...

I blame you sir! [emoji19]

Haha, I'm not doing it at all and yes, we were talking about Paul B.

UGF...in a reef tank? Really? Never heard of that. Haha, long discussion on it when we carpooled down to Kimp's meeting down South. Join us for the beer next week and we'll fill you in. [emoji4]

If you're asking for my use purposes, then yes, too limited. The main reason to get the camera was for the macro lens to take close up shots.

Sadly I'll forget too! Old man trick, add it to the calendar! I'll have the calendar remind me to remind you! Yay google!

Oh yeah! That would be awesome! How about I grab it from you at the happy hour next week?

I'd take the scrubbing tanks if I were you! Welcome to the club! Hope you can tell we're a bunch of goofballs on here!

Yeah, epic bummer. At least my wife saw the silver lining... she reminded me that the fish were pretty covered in ich when I removed them so I did cure them of ich and probably saved a couple of fish and also allow the ich population in the tank to drop to habitable levels again.

Haha, can't ever say you don't pick things up! Let's get started this weekend!

It's a magical place BorntoHula!

Pardon my French but.... DAM! That sump looks much better than that piece of junk eggcrate one you had first.

Alright, looked up the Nikon 3200. Consider yourself having a willing buyer. Now hurry up and buy that full-frame camera Brian so I can get my picture-taking on!

Oh, I should say I'm looking at $500 for a used package... not new.

I think I was going to buy the Tamron 90mm macro lens anyways unless I can find a good deal on the Sigma macro lens. They are both 1:1 if I understand correctly. If I had a bigger budget, I'd run with a full frame camera but just can't allocate the money for thst now. Maybe I should chop up my Colorado Sunburst! [emoji4] I'm looking to spend about $500 alltogether for the camera and macro lens. I'll look into the cameras you guys mentioned. Looks like the Rebel T3 is not the best camera if neither one of you said the T3 plus Tamron macro lens for $400 was a good deal.

Shawn of the dead! He's alive! Tank looks good there sir!

So, I'm looking for a camera that will be able to take great stock photos of my corals...about the quality I see on most online retailers like AquaSD. The thing is I'm clueless with cameras. All I know is I need a DLSR and a macro lense. Also, looking for something that can take decent videos as well as I may want to record some How To videos down the line one day. Saw a Canon Rebel T3 with lens kit, bag, memory card, and Tamron 90mm macro lens for $400 shipped and was wondering two things 1) Good deal? 2) Would fit what I need it for regarding photo and video capabilities. I plan to also use this camera in a limited capacity to take some specific shots of properties that my professional photographer may have missed or that I want to highlight for MLS photos as well. Any input is appreciated or any points in the right direction to an awesome setup for a good price.

Sold!

Just make sure its Acme brand, that's foolproof!

I'm doing tub transfer method on you honey! Just remind me on the 4th transfer to get you in some new water!

I know, I know... hard to believe. I wanted to break it to everyone slowly but yes... I'm not perfect. With everyone reeling from that news, just keep my wife in your prayers. The next couple of weeks are going to be real hard for her... [emoji14] What do you mean the love of my life is not perfect?

No way, I don't want to risk losing more fish when he turns the tank into ticking ich bomb!

I know, I know... hard to believe. I wanted to break it to everyone slowly but yes... I'm not perfect.

Cyanide man!!!

100 gallon rubbermaid tub?