Explain the first pic, how in the world do they park/move those cars?a few pics from Amsterdam...
man...i have no fucking idea. you can't even walk between them, they're packed so tight...the cars are parked with the tires less than an inch from falling into the damn canals...and you can bet that a decent amount of them are high when they park too...it's a fucking mystery to me as well.Explain the first pic, how in the world do they park/move those cars?
lololololhttp://i.imgur.com/3Tdwg.jpg
Does it need to be a flash? I mean, can you set up some external lighting to light the tank (from above, and the front)? I'd think any flash would create too variable a result...where external lighting would be consistent.I have a lumix zf35 point and shoot camera. I want to improve taking pictures of aquarium fish. Which is very difficult as it's a moving target, with lower light usually etc. Without buying a SLR. I'm looking for a way I can setup a external flash to shoot down from the top of the aquarium and be triggered by my flash since it doesnt have a hot shoe. Also I need to have the flash blocked or maybe an addon that would normally block the sunlight into the lense to prevent the flash glare on the glass.
Can this be done? Pretty much night and day difference between an external flash and not for aquarium pics.