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How to take picture of our aquarium: photography course part II – The Pictures

The photo is of the beautiful tank of Paolo Marzocchi After the great success of the previous section that talked about the general theory of photography and the basics to get great photos, and I recommend you to read if you had not yet done to better understand what I write in this article. I’m going to talk strictly about how to get good photos in aquarium, with many practical examples.… More:
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Tagged aperture, Aquarium, Aquascape, canon, corals, course, danireef, fishes, flash, nikon, pentax, Photography, shutter
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How to take a picture of your aquarium: photography course part I
During my visit to the eighth edition of Salento Aquarium, a show in Italy, I did a lesson on a subject that I really like “Aquarium, how to take pictures“, and are therefore here, as promised, to propose a mini-course as a guideline how to photograph in the aquarium, getting the best with our equipment, obviously the course is open to all, since most of what is written applies to any photographic genre, even though the examples will focus on the photographs in the aquarium. I hope that the course will be useful and that you enjoy reading it, and if you have any requests please leave your comments. This is the first part that covers the basics of photography, the choice of lenses and the setting of the camera, the second part will address specifically the photographs in the aquarium, going into the details of how to photograph aquariums, fish and corals , and the last part will cover instead the development of the digital negative, the RAW file.… More:
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Tagged aperture, Aquarium, Aquascape, canon, course, danireef, flash, nikon, pentax, photogrpahy, shutter speed
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Aquarium Photography Guide: Part II The Big Trio: Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO

PART II – The Big Trio: Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO
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If you missed the first part, you can find it here: http://www.reefs.com/blog/2011/10/17/aquarium-photography-guide-part-i-choosing-the-right-camera/ Part III:http://www.reefs.com/blog/2011/12/02/aquarium-photography-guide-part-iii-white-balance-headache/ Part IV http://www.reefs.com/blog/2012/01/11/aquarium-photography-guide-part-iv-lenses/
That new shiny camera you just got for the rest of your hard earned money may seem at first like an airplane cockpit with all those numbers, letters, dials and buttons on it, but after you actually grab that manual that is still wrapped in plastic foil, read it through and then read another one on the net, things clear up a little bit. Photography equipment has changed drastically over the decades since Joseph Niepce first saved an image on a photographic medium with camera obscura in year 1814. On the other hand, all cameras still work by the same basic principals they did when they first entered the mass market. It is important to know and understand… More:
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Tagged aperture, aquarium photography, coral photography, fish photos, ISO, shutter
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