Achieving higher shutter speeds in RC mode

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Unaware6905

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I need some advice. I have an Olympus E-M10 Mark IV with a Backscatter Octo housing, and dual S&S YS-D3 Duo strobes. I tend to shoot in RC mode. I am thus limited to a 1/160 sec shutter speed. However, in bright light and clear water, I might want faster shutter speeds to darken the ambient light for a more pleasing blue. Would this be an appropriate use for HSS (Super FP mode)? Obviously, I know I could switch to manual mode on my strobes but would rather use RC.
 

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