Just to clarify: do you refer to Underwater Photography (while diving) or taking pictures of aquatic life in an aquarium (from outside)?
For the former one we have a sub forum where equipment is discussed as well. There is no simple answer and the required budget usually stops a lot of people to dive into it further.
The best way to start will be to buy an instant camera with waterproof casing, usually around $15 - $20 in stores that print photos.
After you shoot your first set, print out the results(@$20) and see if you are inspired to explore further.
Thanks for the clarification. In that case, there is no specific equipment required. Any camera can do it if you know how to position it to avoid reflections and glare.Oh i'm sorry if its not clear.I mean taking pictures of aquatic life in an aquarium
What brings you to that believe? Explain a bit. Do read up about what shutter speed means and how it affect pictures.Thanks all for the great help i believe that the shutter speed for taking aquatic need to be high right?
Thanks all for the great help i believe that the shutter speed for taking aquatic need to be high right?
Oh i'm sorry if its not clear.I mean taking pictures of aquatic life in an aquarium
Thanks all for the great help i believe that the shutter speed for taking aquatic need to be high right?