boogs
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Hey guys, just wanted to share some photos I took last weekend. All shots were taken with an S90 with UCL-165 and UWL-100 lenses and a Sea&Sea YS-110a. Enjoy!
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sweet shots
Very nice. I like the Frogfish and the last reef shot!
clgsamson
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Gilligan
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All are great shots. Another plug for the S90 
ozziworld
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Hi Boogs,
Was wondering what mode you are using on the macro of the shrimp.
How about the squid in mid water? Was that a night shot or just all flash and no ambient light exposure? I like the effect.
Was wondering what mode you are using on the macro of the shrimp.
How about the squid in mid water? Was that a night shot or just all flash and no ambient light exposure? I like the effect.
j1rubin
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nice shots
Thanks everyone!
Ozz, the shrimp was taken at F8, 1/160, ISO 80 (Manual) with a single UCL-165. The squid was shot at night at F8, 1/125, ISO 80 with the strobe above the subjects pointed upwards to reduce backscatter. I dont remember the strobe power but it was probably set to about half. No cropping on both photos.
Ozz, the shrimp was taken at F8, 1/160, ISO 80 (Manual) with a single UCL-165. The squid was shot at night at F8, 1/125, ISO 80 with the strobe above the subjects pointed upwards to reduce backscatter. I dont remember the strobe power but it was probably set to about half. No cropping on both photos.
ozziworld
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Thanks for the info Boogs. You seem to have a good feel for your rig's capabilities.
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