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A pleco
- Thread starter Ron Morse
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Ron,
Glad to see the fish return. With the bears, eagle and flowers we are coming alive with nature!
I like the illumination, but could you work a tad on the underneath too. How do you banish reflections from the glass?
Asher
Glad to see the fish return. With the bears, eagle and flowers we are coming alive with nature!
I like the illumination, but could you work a tad on the underneath too. How do you banish reflections from the glass?
Asher
I wanted the shadows in this shot Asher. Its real easy to light up the bottom with a little fill flash from the front.
You won't get any reflections from the glass with overhead flashes no matter how many lights are on in the room.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
What are the nostril like organs?
Asher
Asher
Doug Kerr
Well-known member
Hi, Asher,
Best regards,
Doug
Nostrils. They lead to the plecostomus' olfactory organs, which are very sensitive. The sensors are actually on a part of the brain, so there is no transmission system required.(Catfish have a similar arrangement, but their nostrils aren't so interesting.)
Best regards,
Doug
Rachel Foster
New member
How did you escape light reflections? NICE.