Top 10 Things to Have for Capturing Bioluminescent Scenes

DSLR or Mirrorless Camera

DSLR or Mirrorless Camera

Use a high-quality camera with manual settings for better low-light captures.

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Fast Prime Lens

Fast Prime Lens

A lens with a wide aperture (f/1.4–f/2.8) allows more light for clearer shots.

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Tripod

A sturdy tripod helps stabilize your camera for long-exposure shots.

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Remote Shutter Release

Remote Shutter Release

Minimize camera shake by using a remote shutter or intervalometer.

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Headlamp with Red Light

Headlamp with Red Light

Use a red-light headlamp to navigate without disrupting your night vision.

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Extra Batteries

Extra Batteries

Long exposures drain batteries quickly—bring extras for extended shoots.

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Memory Cards

Capture all your scenes by carrying high-capacity memory cards.

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Weatherproof Bag

Weatherproof Bag

Protect your gear from moisture and unpredictable coastal environments.

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Neutral Density Filter

Neutral Density Filter

Use ND filters to reduce light for smoother long-exposure bioluminescent shots.

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Notebook & Pen

Document conditions like moon phase, tide times, and settings for future use.

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