Shooting through water 3: Example
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I too work with larger specimes in therefore larger basins. I mostly use disk magnets to fix 'm, directly or with fish line (transparent) or with 36 AWG nichrome wire. With two magnets on the outside and one in the water tank, it's even possible to some extent to relocate the plants without messing around in the water.Jörgen Hellberg wrote:When I try to take photos of objects in water I have some trouble keeping them in one location. Not having such delicate and uniqe specimens that you have I use to pin them down.
My problem are the bubbles that always are formed on the glass and on the leaves. Pre-cooked water helps, but I'd like to know a better solution.
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I don't get bubbles on the glass if the water is the same temperature as the air, or warmer. Cold water outgasses as it warms up and I suspect my bubbles on the glass are from that source.
But you have live plants generating gas. I don't know what you can do about that.
But you have live plants generating gas. I don't know what you can do about that.
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