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Take good photos through glass? I nearly always seem to get reflections which isn't helpful. I ask as say in a zoo, some animals (like snakes) are behind glass. Any tips?

Also, on ebay people are selling 'flowers'. What do they do to help images and which images are benefitted from it? The same goes for the filters such as UV.

Any more helpful tips for me that people can pass on? :thumbup:

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Take good photos through glass? I nearly always seem to get reflections which isn't helpful. I ask as say in a zoo' date=' some animals (like snakes) are behind glass. Any tips?

Also, on ebay people are selling 'flowers'. What do they do to help images and which images are benefitted from it? The same goes for the filters such as UV.

Any more helpful tips for me that people can pass on? :thumbup:[/quote']

Piece of dark cardboard or paper to shade the lens and stop reflections sometimes works...............and a small piece of cloth to clean the glass

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or use one of them rubber shade ring thingies that screw on the end of the lens....they are flexable so you can angle the camera against the glass

Thats what I meant by 'flower', sorry. :o

Still, found out all their displays are behind glass bar the really large animals. Bah. Got a good pic I'll post up soon. :D

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