From my Micro 3.0

[Green Frog]

I bought my SeaLife Micro 3.0 and some accessories right before my early June trip to Nassau and have finally figured out how to download and crop them in my iPad. Here are a couple of favorites. I was pleased with a first effort at digital, existing light in 40-70 ft. This little camera shows real potential.

 

[Green Frog]

…and a few more.

 

[Mflynn06]

Very nice photos, the one of the shark would look badass framed.

 

[Green Frog]

A few angels dropped in too.

 

[Green Frog]

So whadayathink? Not bad for a rusty old man’s first efforts with a snapshot camera, IMHO.

 

[Green Frog]

Very nice photos, the one of the shark would look badass framed.

Yeah, that was pretty dramatic, here’s the next frame in my camera. I’m sure glad frogs aren’t on his menu!

 

[Green Frog]

It dawned on me that Lionfish are exotic, invasive sand some folks may not JP have seen them. They are striking in appearance but dangerous… those lovely rays hide venomous spines. I’ve never heard of a diver fatality from Lionfish encounters, but they can sure mess up your dive. I saw these lurking in crevices and cubbies on wreck dives. And they were way more abundant than I expected. I didn’t take quite as much time with these pix, but I think you can ID the Lionfish if you haven’t seen one.

 

[drrich2]

Nice shots. Looking at this thread, the pics were hazy, but when I clicked on one and it took me to the gallery, nice and sharp. Sounds like good times.

Richard.

 

[Green Frog]

Frankly Richard, I went with very low expectations, especially in view of the fact that I lost my little video light on the way down (sad story ) and had to shoot everything existing light. I’ll be the first to admit the images on the screen are awfully small for my old post cataract eyes, but through the wonders of digital cropping and color correction, I was beyond pleased with the results. I’m still painstakingly teasing the pix off the camera and onto a computer then massaging them into finished products, but even though I’m only halfway through I have more and better pictures than I ever got in the past on any trip with any of my very expensive Nikonos film cameras or the Minolta UW snapshot cameras that preceded them… and this was just four 2 tank dives!
The next image is a little Squirrelfish, next “Shark Week Comes Early!” And finally, my volunteer dive buddy of the day, Michael Dee.

 

[FLturtle]

Nice pics. I use the photo editing tools on the iPad a lot. There is a sharpness editing function that is very helpful if you have pics that are slightly hazy. Enjoy!