All it takes is a strong natural daylight bulb, a small tank with a black or blue background, a cardboard box and hood to block all of the excess light from causing reflections, and a dark room.
My brother shot all of the photos for me with his DSLR camera, if you’d like to check out his channel he does DIY computer/electronics/maker videos:
It was a fun day! I’ll share the photos in a slideshow video soon!
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5 responses to “#189: How to Shoot Professional Photos of Your Fish in an Aquarium”
would be good to place a link to your pics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDfTFYMTt88
Show us the photos then! lmao. I assumed this was an instructional video with examples.
i've got my select images picked out, i'll make a slideshow video today!
next video!
Where's the fkn photos lol