TheCineScaper | Evolving My Massive 170 Gallon Monstera Fish Tank After One Year - Detailed Process @TheCineScaper | Uploaded March 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
After 1 year, I redesigned my 170 gal / 650-liter monstera aquarium a bit. Many of you suggested that sand would look better in the foreground, so I replaced the plants with a small sandy area. You were right, it does indeed look much better this way. Check out the process in my video, where I share a lot of information with you.
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My Gear for geeks:
Sony A7 IV / Panasonic S5 / Sigma lenses
DJI RS 3 gimbal
MaBook pro 14" with M1 Max chip
Lights: Nanlite Forza 60B II / Smallrig RC60B / Godox TL30
Edited and graded in Final Cut pro X
Music: Artlist.Io
After 1 year, I redesigned my 170 gal / 650-liter monstera aquarium a bit. Many of you suggested that sand would look better in the foreground, so I replaced the plants with a small sandy area. You were right, it does indeed look much better this way. Check out the process in my video, where I share a lot of information with you.
If you would like to support my work, please become a channel member, it would mean a lot to me. Thank you!
youtube.com/@TheCineScaper/membership
follow me on these social media platforms too:
instagram.com/thecinescaper
facebook.com/thecinescaper
My Gear for geeks:
Sony A7 IV / Panasonic S5 / Sigma lenses
DJI RS 3 gimbal
MaBook pro 14" with M1 Max chip
Lights: Nanlite Forza 60B II / Smallrig RC60B / Godox TL30
Edited and graded in Final Cut pro X
Music: Artlist.Io
