AndyT
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Cool stuff Larry
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The lighting is working out really well. The YS-110 is way bigger than my old FL-20, so it's a little harder to get into tight places. I have a few black outs when it's behind a rock, but the built in focus light helps me with that. With the crummy vis and the surge lately, I've been throwing out a lot that have backscatter, bad focus due to a moving camera that couldn't stay on the focal point, etc. Generally I'm getting good pics out of most every dive, though.Ben_ca:So Larry how's the keeper to trashed shots now a days?
victor:You seem to be getting along all right with the TTL. I assume thats what you are shooting.
The white on the fish looks a fraction overexposed but other than that great.
The exposure on the last looks spot on.
Have you been correcting in PS or are these straight off the camera?
AndyT:Larry
Are you making any adjustment to the in camera flash intensity ? I generally set it to -0.7 for macro and close up stuff, it works well to prevent over exposure - the Olympus TTL runs a little hot most of the time, especially on light subjects.