Today we talk about the top 10 tips I have for getting better aquarium photos!
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Today we talk about the top 10 tips I have for getting better aquarium photos!
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28 responses to “Top 10 Aquatic Photography Tips for ANY level”
You are so helpful and wonderful π€
I will try these tips tomorrow. I needed pics tonight to sell a tank of fish and it was a mess. I had to shoot video and take screen shots.
YES! Would love to learn more about photographing fish!
Rachel mentioned about using an off camera flash. She also mentioned something called commander mode. Not all cameras, even DSLR cameras have the ability to trigger a remote flash unit. This being said use some of the tips she mentioned in the video. Emphasis should be on your light. Also if you prefer to shoot in auto mode you could look at setting your cameras to "sport" or "action" mode. This will help with the speedy fish.
Sorry Rachel but this is not "for any level" this is intermediate and up. Total noobs are not going to understand anything about cameras and lenses, much less what manual settings are and how to use them.
This was so cool indeed Rachel πππππ
please do more videos on your carnivorous plants!
Hi Rachel, with a DSLR you have a good option to "play" with the ISO settings to obtain a quicker shutter with less light, most cameras will use ISO 100 as default, you can at least with newer DSLR easy use an ISO 400 / 800 or even higher without picture degradation.
Hey.What was the thing you use to attract your fish in a certain area of the tank?ππ
Thank you soooooo much
Thank you so much for the tips! It's really hard to get aquarium specific information like this.
Yes, Please! More, more! π
What's the name of the fish on the thumbnail for this video?
Thank you so much for this!
What's the name of the fish on the thumbnail for this video?
Thanks!
Awsome video you are the the queen of info and always keeps it pimpinπ
Thanks rachel, very helpful tips π
Great work!!
Thank you for the tips, I've been looking into getting a better cell phone that has a decent camera and some detachable lenses, however I'm not sure if the lenses would take away from the convenience of having a phone camera in the first place and if it'd be more cost effective and flexible to just get an slr camera. Maybe you could make a video of the pro's and cons of a phone vs a camera?
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My god Rachel, what can you NOT do ?!
Fish breeder , author, aquarium expert, YouTuber, sculpter, aquascaper, photographer, business operater, importer, mother…..
I'm impressed!! What other talents are you hiding, musician? Artist? Gourmet chef?
Thx for the tips I enjoy taking pictures of my fish. Mostly though it's for documentation purposes. I will use these tips and get better pics I want to share.
Great video Rachel! Very informative.
Great tips, thanks!
Good info π
Do you use the ISO to help with the Control of the shutter speed and light ?
FAB topic!!!!!!