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Article Planted Aquarium Photography Tips Using Your Phone
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Tips on how to take great aquarium photos using your phone
This was funny. 
The photo being a dslr. I have on my to do list to make a video on how to take exceptional photos and film of aquariums. It’s definitely challenging. Though I feel most folks appreciate good content but don’t care that much to go through the effort to make it. Maybe Im wrong?
The photo being a dslr. I have on my to do list to make a video on how to take exceptional photos and film of aquariums. It’s definitely challenging. Though I feel most folks appreciate good content but don’t care that much to go through the effort to make it. Maybe Im wrong?- Thread starter
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Oops! It was a stand in photo and I thought I had saved this as a draft! 
I would love to link to that when you do it, @Jeff Miotke. We are going to re-start our Photo of the Month contest on May 1 and I'm sure many would appreciate learning or re-fresher.
I would love to link to that when you do it, @Jeff Miotke. We are going to re-start our Photo of the Month contest on May 1 and I'm sure many would appreciate learning or re-fresher.
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Fixed!
No tips on getting your fish in to a particular position in the tank or a particular pose and holding it…
Photoshop
It worked for the 2020 IAPLC Silver Prize.
Sorry I’ll get my coat…
Before I go, the promise of food and patience usually works though.
Taxi...!
It worked for the 2020 IAPLC Silver Prize.
Sorry I’ll get my coat…
Before I go, the promise of food and patience usually works though.
Taxi...!
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Yep and that is why I no longer participate in iaplc.Photoshop
It worked for the 2020 IAPLC Silver Prize.
Sorry I’ll get my coat…
Before I go, the promise of food and patience usually works though.
BTW there's an interesting discussion on the very same topic here,
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It’s hard to get a clear close up focus on the fish since they often get startled by you approaching the tank. I usually have the focus fixed and will just sit my hands at a spot that I like and just wait for the fish to pass by, then try to take as many photos as I can. Feels kinda like hunting!
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