I used this in the Conasauga and found it worked fairly well except Casper's
choice of such a f-f-frigid river constantly caused condensation of the
front of the tank, which I had to wipe off frequently but still resulted in
water droplets in the image. If I'd had a macro lens it would have improved
the images greatly.
-- Jay DeLong Olympia, WA> -----Original Message----- > From: owner-nanfa_at_aquaria.net On Behalf > Of Joshua Wiegert > Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001 4:33 PM > To: nanfa_at_aquaria.net > Subject: Re: NANFA-- Fish viewer > > > I've used a number of different ways to photograph fish in the field with > little or no problems...... > One method I've used which works really well is to use either a "Specimen > Container" (like the one your local fish store uses to put the > fish in when > they net them out) or the overflow box from a Supreme Filter. > These cheap, > more or less clear containers worked really well for me. I've > also used an > AGA 3.6G aquarium with the glass dividers (to restrain or hold the fish) > with little or no trouble. > > Joshua Wiegert
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