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Interesting effect

Merrion · 2012-03-15 01:51:53

I took this in the glasshouse at the botanical gardens. I assume the "halo" effect is due to moisture in the air - although it wasn't visible to the eye. brooklyn_botanical by Merrion, on Flickr

15-03-2012 2:51am

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I took this in the glasshouse at the botanical gardens. I assume the "halo" effect is due to moisture in the air - although it wasn't visible to the eye.

brooklyn_botanical by Merrion, on Flickr

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#2 15-03-2012 11:12am

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Yeah its the lens fogging up

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#3 15-03-2012 11:36am

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Take ages for them to acclimatize. unless they are in a sealed bag. Had similar problems down at Straffan butterfly farm.

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Yeah its the lens fogging up

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#4 15-03-2012 11:43am

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Usually about 30 minutes, I did a shoot at a swimming pool and just left the gear inside for 30 minutes before the job and it was fine. Threw a big bag of silica gel in with the gear when I was finished to minimise condensation problems.

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#5 18-03-2012 10:52pm

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Just go to the dry warmer glasshouse first, for couple of minutes, as the first step of acclimatisation. Then go to the tropical one and again, leave the camera in the bag for fair bit of time. Bring something to read, or scout for light.

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