bluespotted
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Hello,
since the Olympus TG4 cannot set shutter speed manually (only F stops) I struggle to find the right settings. I've been shooting for a year now without a light and set the camera to either auto ISO (shallow) or high ISO (deep water), everything else on Auto. Now I finally got a video light (Sea Dragon 2500) and tried in the pool (5 m depth, indoor, at night, low light). The results were not so great. I either overexposed the shot, got nice colors but a cyan colored backdrop (is that normal?) or the exposure dropped to 1/60 blurrying the whole thing
Which settings would you use? The camera can only set F stops but not the speed. I'm also not sure about the white balance. Do you use the underwater setting or daylight?
since the Olympus TG4 cannot set shutter speed manually (only F stops) I struggle to find the right settings. I've been shooting for a year now without a light and set the camera to either auto ISO (shallow) or high ISO (deep water), everything else on Auto. Now I finally got a video light (Sea Dragon 2500) and tried in the pool (5 m depth, indoor, at night, low light). The results were not so great. I either overexposed the shot, got nice colors but a cyan colored backdrop (is that normal?) or the exposure dropped to 1/60 blurrying the whole thing
Which settings would you use? The camera can only set F stops but not the speed. I'm also not sure about the white balance. Do you use the underwater setting or daylight?
