Hello all, I'm pretty new to aquatic photography and I joined here to get all the help I can. I'm definitely not new to photography in general though. My top subjects are aviation, cityscapes/buildings, natural scenery, and animals. I do have a gallery online of some of my aviation photos, if anyone's interested. I'm finding aquarium photography very challenging compared to aviation photography, and I thought that was hard! I'm having a lot of problems with flash, and I'm thinking that I need to place several "hot lights" over my tank while I'm photographing it rather than using the flash and getting strange colors.
I also seem to have quite a few problems correctly capturing the color of my Labidochromis caeruleus; my camera doesn't quite make out the details, rather it sees the lab as a fat yellow crayon :\ I have an Olympus C50 digital camera.
Looking forward to learning from all the experience in this forum
I also seem to have quite a few problems correctly capturing the color of my Labidochromis caeruleus; my camera doesn't quite make out the details, rather it sees the lab as a fat yellow crayon :\ I have an Olympus C50 digital camera.
Looking forward to learning from all the experience in this forum
