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Major Player
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Bristol, CT (Home of EPSN)
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Nice job - looks like you were in the tank. How did you manage to avoid glare? Were you allowed to bring a tripod?
Great aquarium, been there. Grewup in Baltimore too.
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: west Sussex England
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Hi Robert,
What a lovely piece of work. enjoyed it very much. Maybe you would get more viewings and comments if you moved it to the underwater overland forum. Regards Mick |
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Girard, Ohio
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They did allow me to bring in a tripod, which was a big help. I used a lightweight Velbon Stratos470. Glare was a major problem; I had to really watch where I set up the camcorder. I still got some glare when people walked by, and so I had to edit the footage to eliminate those shots. The aquarium has a lot of lighted signs (like neon) on many of the displays, so it was a challenge to keep the reflections out of the shots.
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