[ADAview] How-to take aquascape photos 163 2

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[ADA view] How-to take aquascape photos ADA's International Aquatic Plant Layout Contest is an aquascape photo contest. It's needless to say that all the applicants must take photos of their planted aquariums to make a contest entry. Sometimes, people turn down this great opportunity because of this photo shooting process. In this video, we will show you how to take beautiful planted aquarium photos with a reasonable digital SLR (Single Lens Reflex) camera. Nature Aquarium hobbyists, we are waiting for YOUR ENTRY. Everything starts with shooting your planted aquarium layout pictures! ADA Website　http://www.adana.co.jp/

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thecooldude71 - 10 years ago

1:14? Really thats the opposite the higher you set the ISO the higher the grain... I guess they didn't want blur in the images?

Supa Tanks - 11 years ago

Very nice, I will try this the next time i take a pictures of my scape! :D

Robertus Hartono - 11 years ago

I suggest to wear dark clothes like black color t-shirt to reduce reflection

Ravi Peter - 7 years ago

Thanks ! Never thought of this .

yocampout - 11 years ago

im not a pro but i like taking photos of my fish and will try these tips. thank you

RobbyDoom - 11 years ago

Another solution for taking photos of a specific spot in an aquarium(close up); is using the macro setting if you can't find the right focus manually.

Owen Prescott - 11 years ago

Thank you! Whoever had the idea of creating this video deserves a pat on the back. Another tip would be to use a IR Remote which I tend to use most of the time with tripods.