[fixed_14]

How do you take GOOD
tank picturs?

all mine turn out.....BAD
i`ve tryed close up,without flash,with flash far away

and still get a bad qulity photo...

[zhenya]

Originally Posted by fixed_14

How do you take GOOD
tank picturs?

all mine turn out.....BAD
i`ve tryed close up,without flash,with flash far away

and still get a bad qulity photo...

Hi fixed_14,



To answer your question in more detail we should at least know what camera you are using.

[fixed_14]

Oh sorry i`m using a
Kodak easy shareC530(5.0MP)

And then i`m using some photo editing softwear to make it look better

[zhenya]

I am not familiar with the Kodak cameras but as far as I know the C models are entry level point and shoot cams that are very capable of producing decent images.
Having said that, what exactly you are not happy with in the pictures that you are taking? It would be best, probably, if you could post some samples so we could discuss them and pin point where the problems are.

[fixed_14]

well just the qulity of them

[salt-rookie]

Let the halides provide the light and take the pictures at an angle from the glass.

[Poseidon]

Originally Posted by salt-rookie

Let the halides provide the light and take the pictures at an angle from the glass.

I agree with the first part, disagree with the second. If you take pictures at an angle to the glass, then you introduce REFRACTION by both the glass and the water.

Are you trying to take pictures of corals or fish?

[fixed_14]

Fish

Pics