camera for coral pics

[scabbedwings616]

anyone have a good suggestion on any type of camera and attachments for coral pics

 

[Jim Tansey]

You should give a price range to get suggestions in the ball park.

Jim

 

[scabbedwings616]

Up to 1000 for the price. If it goes a little above that I am ok with that too.


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[Archit]

Canon 60D or 70D with 60mm macro lens and you're good to go. If you plan to shoot in deep tanks then 100mm macro.

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[scabbedwings616]

You have any pics?


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[Jim Tansey]

Nikon D-750 with 100mm macro

 

[dz6t]

An inexpensive under water camera will do the trick. I use an Olympus TG-4

https://m.dpreview.com/products/olympus/compacts/oly_tg4

Here are the photo I took by blindly point and shoot under water.

http://www.bostonreefers.org/forums/index.php?threads/photo-around-the-coral-lab.158503/



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[Archit]

You have any pics?


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https://www.flickr.com/photos/53171589@N05/



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[Technorch]

Canon 60D or 70D with 60mm macro lens and you're good to go. If you plan to shoot in deep tanks then 100mm macro.

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Hey Archit, do you know if there's any big difference between the 70D and the 80D? I've been saving up for the 70D and I just saw that there is a new upgrade which is the 80D. Now I'm trying to decide if I'm better off grabbing the 80D since it's the newer upgrade.

 

[Jeff.:P]

Im using a canon EOS rebel t5i and very happy with it.

http://bostonreefers.org/forums/ind...mixed-reef-journal.144861/page-7#post-1343276