diver 85
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That's why UW photography should ONLY be done by tech divers approved to 2000 ft......
....(some rules are made to break)......
....(some rules are made to break)......
Breath Holding and Photography?
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this was taken holding my breath (snorkeling, had to dive down to get the shot )
I hold my breath when I take photos diving also, not right after inhaling though, lungs full you tend to become positively buoyant and that can also disturb the process ( causing motion...)
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I hold my breath when I take photos diving also, not right after inhaling though, lungs full you tend to become positively buoyant and that can also disturb the process ( causing motion...)
reeldive
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Control buoyancy by increasing or decreasing the average volume in your lungs while useing short shallow breaths for breathing. With a little practice you can hover or move up and down in the water colum almost with out thinking about it
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