Aquarium Photography Hacks, Using Polarized Sunglasses to Knock Down the Blues

by | Nov 18, 2013 | Corals, Fish, Invertebrates, Photography, Science | 0 comments

As an aquarium hobbyist who is also fairly passionate about photography, I am always looking to capture those unique moments when I’m at a fish store or some other venue where fish, corals, and invertebrates take center stage. Often times, I’ll have my camera in hand and I can snap off a few decent shots here and there. More often though, I’ll be without my DSLR and have to rely on my smartphone, which isn’t exactly the most ideal option. The phone of choice for me has been the iPhone, with the 5s being my most current option. For those of you familiar, this phone can actually take decent pictures. Unfortunately, the pitfall for the on-board camera, like with most cameras, is blue LEDs. Thankfully, I stumbled upon this cheap little hack that can get you photos that are closer to what we see with the human eye. MORE: Aquarium Photography Hacks, Using Polarized Sunglasses to Knock Down the Blues

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