In this video I talk about how prepare your aquarium for photography and how to take photos for social media and competitions.
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Aquarium Photography Tips
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10 responses to “Aquarium Photography Tips”
Hey Jordan. Nice tutorial. Have you ever tried using a snoot? You attach one end to your lens and put the other end flat against the glass. It helps prevent some of the reflections through the glass and get some nice close ups of what’s inside.
one small correction is a lower f stop number is a larger aperture not smaller
Nice and helpful video bro! 👍
Thanks Jordan for your tips and ideas 😊👍🏼
Great video buddy ✊👍🙂
what size of your tank ?
Nice overview video – good job. Appreciate you mentioned typical shutter speeds you use, but unless I missed it, didn't hear anything about your typical aperture to get the depth of field you like. I'm still figuring out my own preferences, and that is why I like to hear what others use. Thanks
Very useful stuff! Great video buddy! 😊
Great video Jordan! Do you have any tips for video uploads to instagram? Compression kills 4K footage 🙁
Nice one! Much needed video, I got a lot of value from this, cheer.