SEA Aquarium Lens Recommendation

[TWmilkteaTW]

Hi bros, are we allowed to bring tripod/monopod into the aquarium? Thanks.

Hmm..Was there just 2 days ago. Monday. I saw some tripods. So I think..its allowed. But u might not want to..because
1) Not much space.
2) Too many people (especially during weekends..)

Since i was there on a Monday.. 11-2pm not much people..but traffic was still busy..later 2.30-4..more tour groups will enter + our local Pri/sec school kids (educational tour).

 

[esoeij]

Only for some exhibit flash photography is not allowed..
There will have signboards and sometimes staff standing there to ensure..

Thanks for the clarification.

 

[esoeij]

This photo was shot without flash, handheld. There are a few exhibits that are fairly well lit.


ISO160 50MM F2.8 1/160S, 6D+24-70F2.8

 

[Wai Hoe]

Any advice if the olympus 60mm with just aperture of f2.8 can survive inside?

 

[rhino123]

Any advice if the olympus 60mm with just aperture of f2.8 can survive inside?

Not sure what you mean... but even my 12-50 with a much smaller aperture could take decent photos in aquarium, I don't see any problem with 60mm... of course if you mean the survival rate of your camera + lens when dropping them into the aquarium... then that is another story all by itself.

 

[Wai Hoe]

Haha I meant surviving low lights and blur images sorry. ..ah ic..thanks !