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Old 16-03-06, 19:32
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The best suggestions I've got (apart from a nice new digital slr!) would be to increase the power of the lighting above the tank but further from the scope /camera than the glass, if you see what I mean, and then turn all the room lights off which should more or less cut out the reflections. The trouble with flash with the set up mentioned is that I don't think it will have any method of synchronising the flash with the shutter. Use a glass "cage" to constrict the movement of the fish. Hope this helps. Mike

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