April 1 Bohol pics
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DennisW
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I think you are getting the hang of this new camera. Wonderful shots.
marcienko
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Very nice.I really like first one.Good job.
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Nice shooting Jim.
More nice shots. Looks like the color contrast and sharpness are quite improved on the G10 compared to the old C4000. The pictures seem to "pop" quite a bit more, where the older ones the color could be a bit flat sometimes. I have that issue with my Oly, where I have to do a lot of tweaking to bring out the contrast without losing shadow detail. Are you finding the G10 easier to post-process?
Gen San Chris
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Nice pictures, do not let that Lion fish go anywhere near the Carribean or it will be terminated!
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Gilligan
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I am pretty much doing the same thing; brigthness, contrast and sharpness adjustment and of course some cropping. I am a cropping freak and the 14 mp versus the 4 mp on the Oly makes a big dif. I'm waiting for my strobe to see any differences between the on-board one and the external one. I can't get close with the on-board one because of the shadow from the lens tunnel on the housing. That shrimp shot was with manual or underwater white balance and no strobe and it doesn't do it any justice.
The 3" monitor on the G10 is like having a wide-screen TV underwater compared to the one on my Oly 4000.
Oh, that shrimp in the bubble coral is just lovely . . . what amazing detail.
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