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Conditions where the ambient (existing) light is of a low level (dark). Photographers often use additional lighting equipment or long exposures in low light conditions.
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What's the technique to take pictures of sea life at the aquarium, while avoiding flash?
A few thoughts come to mind:
higher ISO (I am not familiar with the Olympus, but my Canon is still perfectly fine at 3200)
use a faster lens
use a tripod (less/no motion blur)
shoot raw so you can …
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