Anilao Underwater World Thru My G9.
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jigo
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wow! on 2nd and 3rd pygmy!
Zeeman
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For anyone interested in modding a G7/G9 or A630/640 housing to attach inon lenses - here is one way.
DIGIDIVER :: View topic - Canon G7 housing (WP-DC11) - DIY Lens Adapter / Mount Base
Judging by Eds pics, I think it may be worthwhile!
Z..
DIGIDIVER :: View topic - Canon G7 housing (WP-DC11) - DIY Lens Adapter / Mount Base
Judging by Eds pics, I think it may be worthwhile!
Z..
Eskasi
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Hi Ed.....could you help a rookie out? I read your EXIF info and know what shutter speeds and Fstop you used.....however, could you help explain to us wannabes what power setting you had for your strobe and how/where you placed the strobe?
I am in awe of your fine eye.... Going back to Malaysia end of the year... not great for the East Coast...but I managed to sneak in a trip to Sipadan and Mabul between Christmas and New Years.....hoping to improve my rookie skills then...
I am in awe of your fine eye.... Going back to Malaysia end of the year... not great for the East Coast...but I managed to sneak in a trip to Sipadan and Mabul between Christmas and New Years.....hoping to improve my rookie skills then...
OP
Thanks Jigo, Zeeman & Eskasi!
Zeeman - Good link!
Eskasi - The settings varies for every shots, depends on the type of shots. There's no such thing as, 1 setting fits all. That goes for the strobe setting and positioning as well, different brand has different settings. Positioning depends on the angle you're shooting! I would suggest that you get one of the UWP books or attend one of the workshops, organize by the PPD or MikeV.
Welcome back to Malaysia and enjoy your trip!
Ed.
Zeeman - Good link!
Eskasi - The settings varies for every shots, depends on the type of shots. There's no such thing as, 1 setting fits all. That goes for the strobe setting and positioning as well, different brand has different settings. Positioning depends on the angle you're shooting! I would suggest that you get one of the UWP books or attend one of the workshops, organize by the PPD or MikeV.
Welcome back to Malaysia and enjoy your trip!
Ed.
Adriaan557
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Holy ***** Ed, you take amazing photo's!!! How do you manage to get so close to your subjects?
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