Show us your Sealife weekend diving pics!

[SeaLife Joe]

OK, I keep coming back to this thread and looking at the pics.

Just one question....all shot with a SeaLife?

 

[BHB ScubaTroll]

I don't own any other camera, just the DC600

 

[merxlin]

Mine are from my DC1000 Maxx

 

[BHB ScubaTroll]

Tried working with the macro settings on my camera for the last two weeks. Now that I have a focus light, I tried some settings and found that macro and "program" (or, the default picture mode for land) with the focus light seems to give me a better quality image than I was getting through external flash with the wide-angle lens and digital zoom...

Chromodoris binza - At adulthood grows to a whopping 30 mm

Adult Chromodoris clenchi (Harlequin blue sea goddess) - It is up to 30 mm

Hypselodoris ruthea (Gold line sea goddess) - Adult 27mm
*** I think this week's attempt with macro is better quality than the ones I posted last week

Then, the not so small macros

 

[BHB ScubaTroll]

... and some of the other shots

 

[SkipperJohn]

Very very cool stuff!

 

[BHB ScubaTroll]

What's even better... It was all on one dive

 

[merxlin]

Very nice shots. Great color.

 

[paulmila]

I've used SeaLife products for quite a while, and wrote an inexpensive photo manual for divers who want to return with good photos without spending their bottom time fiddling with manual controls. The auto settings are great if you use good dive photo techniques.
Check out my website, www.milabooks.com for info on the manual.
I also use my own photos for my free online newsletter, The Sea-gram, containing interesting stories and photo tips; also available from my website.
Cheers!
Paul

 

[renegade17]