desiredbard
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Finally took my new sealife dc500 out to dive last weekend. Did not have time to photograph much since I was diving with a newbie diver who decided to unbuckle her weightbelt at -10m (32ft).
Then I started nuking my objects, Using an external flash asks some practice. fried a couple of great tompot blenny shot, x-rayed some prawns and shrimps.
But lets back to the camera itself. It was affordable easy to manage and adjust, however it is important you read the manual, especialy for the above ground shots.
I had no problem what soever with my moistermunchers discolouring.
Great pics above as well as underwater.
The only thing is the battery life so I've got a spare charger etc on order
What I am looking for is however tips to adjust my flashing behaviour. A shot of a prawn does not have to turn out as a rontgen shot![Winking :wink: :wink:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I've been experimenting already with turning the flash away from the shot but this can result in a darker right side of the picture.
Is it reecommended to zoom ? so that your distance to the object is larger.... I dont have backscatter anymore so would that resolve daturation issue?
Then I started nuking my objects, Using an external flash asks some practice. fried a couple of great tompot blenny shot, x-rayed some prawns and shrimps.
But lets back to the camera itself. It was affordable easy to manage and adjust, however it is important you read the manual, especialy for the above ground shots.
I had no problem what soever with my moistermunchers discolouring.
Great pics above as well as underwater.
The only thing is the battery life so I've got a spare charger etc on order
What I am looking for is however tips to adjust my flashing behaviour. A shot of a prawn does not have to turn out as a rontgen shot
I've been experimenting already with turning the flash away from the shot but this can result in a darker right side of the picture.
Is it reecommended to zoom ? so that your distance to the object is larger.... I dont have backscatter anymore so would that resolve daturation issue?