i tried taking photos but the flash reflects at the glass.so i turned off the flash but now it's my reflection that can be seen on the glass.
and also how or when is the best time to take photos of the fish?every time i go near the tank they suddenly go very active to beg for food.where should i place lights to make the tank brighter?
i use a only digicam.it's olympus and 8 megapixels.
and also how or when is the best time to take photos of the fish?every time i go near the tank they suddenly go very active to beg for food.where should i place lights to make the tank brighter?
i use a only digicam.it's olympus and 8 megapixels.
you need a polarizing filter, but i doubt with that camera you can get one that fits.
If your hand is very steady, you can get one and hold it in front of the shutter.
If your hand is very steady, you can get one and hold it in front of the shutter.
First, have no lights behind you - like windows - that will help prevent reflections. For flash you'd need a remote flash, the one on the top of the camera will just flash back at you. And a tripod, to keep the camera steady, hands are ALWAYS shaky! The camera should be on it's fastest shutter setting.
Have a read through this article:
http://www.hagblomfoto.com/article_photo...
He takes some awesome Cichlid photos.
Have a read through this article:
http://www.hagblomfoto.com/article_photo...
He takes some awesome Cichlid photos.