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Posted by fishybibat on March 13, 2003 at 18:49:37:

In Reply to: taking pictures posted by meagano on March 10, 2003 at 15:09:38:

:I need hits on taking pictures of fish. Mine NEVER turn out and it's a complete waste. Should I use my flash? Should I put a backdrop behind the tank? Should the aquarium light be on or should I try to use natural light (i.e. from a window?). Should I use excess light on top of the aquarium light? Day or night pictures? HELP =0)
:Meagan
Lights in tank should be on. Flash is okay. room lights on.
No window unless u really want do not tank straight pictures. backgrounds are good. Always take pictures at an angle up down etc. If u put extra light over the tank that may help too.

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