> Johann Thorsson wrote:
> > What you really need is some kind of a large/wide rubber hose which you
can
> > hold against the glass and at the same time aim the camera in all
> > directions. I am not sure it has been invented yet, but that only makes
the
> > search for it more fun. Would also be easy to make I guess.
> >
> Why are we working to press something like this against the glass? I
> just took a bunch of pics there a few months ago and never did that. The
> lighting is all designed to avoid reflections for the viewer. Almost
> never a problem.
>
> Is it for flash? In this aquarium, the opportunities for flash where you
> might need it are severely limited.
>
> Moose
>
I may have been trying to resolve a problem that does not exist. I am good
at that, just ask my professor. I have never tried to take photos in large
aquariums so I really don't know how visible the glass reflection is, I have
only tried this on small aquarium tanks. But I see a good business
opportunity for someone to design the "AquariiHose". It will sell like hot
waffles if there is an aquarium nearby.
J
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