Aquarium photography?

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Hi all, im a beginner at this but looking to get a camera for aquarium photog and also something which i can bring overseas and all.. Any recommendations? Budget will be around 1k and below.
 

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Hi all, im a beginner at this but looking to get a camera for aquarium photog and also something which i can bring overseas and all.. Any recommendations? Budget will be around 1k and below.

Aquarium photography means camera inside tank or outside tank?
 

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You can limit the fish movement by placing the fish in a small narrow aquarium and pre-focusing at a certain spot.
 

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You can limit the fish movement by placing the fish in a small narrow aquarium and pre-focusing at a certain spot.

Here are samples using sigma 30mm f1.4. Jpg straight from the camera with no edits

https://photos.app.goo.gl/TGZFiewutCN4zXqI2

some fishes move fast, so may be hard to focus if you look thru viewfinder.

Aquarium photography means camera inside tank or outside tank?

What camera do you guys recommend? I am new in this and read up a little. Would you recommend something like Canon EOS M100 or EOS 200D?
 

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high usable ISO capability, so u dont have to open wide aperture and your shutter speed is fast enough to capture the movements. else it will be blur

is gonna be dark inside too, flash is gonna be banned... even flash also not much use... reflection only
 

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What camera do you guys recommend? I am new in this and read up a little. Would you recommend something like Canon EOS M100 or EOS 200D?

saw yusoffb01 gallery

so u should shoot something like him

f/2 1/125 30mm ISO3200

depending on capability

maybe can push to

f/2.8 1/200 30mm ISO3200 (maybe higher if it is usable or u can do some post process)

u can get sharper images of the fish
 
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