Let's wait for Moose to weigh in here with his beautiful shot of
jellyfish at Monterey Bay Aquarium. However, he did it with his Canyon
at ISO 3200 with no flash thus avoiding the reflection problem.
Actually, I don't think you'd be allowed to use flash anyhow nor do I
think it would be very effective if you could.
You may get a chance to test the high ISO performance of the E-500.
Chuck Norcutt
Scott Peden wrote:
> Any tips on how to shoot fish etc in an aquarium? I have the opportunity to
> get a behind the scenes tour of Monterey Bay Aquarium this Saturday and I've
> never been there before. I assume the 14-45 will be OK, I do have a manual
> 50mm 1.9f lens, but am still not doing well being able to tell when I have a
> manual lens in focus.
>
>
>
> I have the E-500 and no external flash (I suppose I can leave the reverse
> macro ring home this time, huh?
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