isurus
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........wideangle shots I don't hate - think I'm finally getting the hang of the inon dome. let me know what y'all think please.
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Kray_Z
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looks real good. nice focus in the center, and the wide also leaves room for an atractve backdrop.
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Kray_Z
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i forgot to ask before but what cam and housing are you using?
jwalko
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Beautiful.
My experience w/ UW phots has been with the disposable kind of camera...nothing close to the resolution of these shots. It does OK in a pinch, but never enough light. Working up to an underwater rig, though. Maybe someday I'll be able to pose photos as nice as these.
John
My experience w/ UW phots has been with the disposable kind of camera...nothing close to the resolution of these shots. It does OK in a pinch, but never enough light. Working up to an underwater rig, though. Maybe someday I'll be able to pose photos as nice as these.
John
H2Andy
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holy cow!
very nice pics
not sure if it's my monitor, but i can't quite make out the last one... it's a bit dark
very nice pics
not sure if it's my monitor, but i can't quite make out the last one... it's a bit dark
havnmonkey
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Very nice... I love the fan! What rig are you using? INON wide w/ dome? Strobes? Looks like a little more flash on the shrubbery might make it pop out more but very, very nice! I'm jealous...
douglasville diver
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Great shots !
Jamdiver
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WellI have no experience using a wide angle lens.
But I must say that the second pic is absolutely gorgeous.
Love how the light catches the sea fan, the vibrancy of the colors and the overall composure. Lovely.
Last pic is a little dark, but I suppose you could correct it in photoshop no?
But I must say that the second pic is absolutely gorgeous.
Love how the light catches the sea fan, the vibrancy of the colors and the overall composure. Lovely.
Last pic is a little dark, but I suppose you could correct it in photoshop no?
Lovely shark! Unfortunately it won't fit in the picture. Just a few inches further and it would be perfect composition! Composition on the sea fan is nice aswell but sand is unfortunately burned. That wreck pic is wicked! It has this bad feeling about it. Colors and all is like something horrible has happened and since it's a wreck it propably isn't there for a reason 
Great shots!
Great shots!
Diver Dennis
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Nice shots! No blurry edges like I've been getting with my 6" dome port. Do you use an 8" dome?
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