Underwater photography Galapagos
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Awesome pics, congrats! do you have any pic of your current rig and/or a link to the exact tubular extension? I'll copy your rig (with a z330 instead of a s220).
Thanks for posting all these photos!
David Haas
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Hello,
Another question about photography in galapagos (going this September).
Does it make sense to use the rx100 va with weefine wide angle wet lens or not?
Maybe just for the whaleshark dives at Darwin island? Since most people said big stuff doesn't let you get close.
For example on wolf island I think it's usually mostly the hammerheads and galapagos sharks you see, but also not thst close right? So maybe not using the wide angle wet lens and just the normal zoom of rx100 va plus maybe red filter sometimes is better?
Thanks and best regards
Another question about photography in galapagos (going this September).
Does it make sense to use the rx100 va with weefine wide angle wet lens or not?
Maybe just for the whaleshark dives at Darwin island? Since most people said big stuff doesn't let you get close.
For example on wolf island I think it's usually mostly the hammerheads and galapagos sharks you see, but also not thst close right? So maybe not using the wide angle wet lens and just the normal zoom of rx100 va plus maybe red filter sometimes is better?
Thanks and best regards
Dan
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I got pretty closed to squadron of Eagle Ray in Wolf.
Check out the 5:59-6:00 period of the video, below.
Check out the 5:59-6:00 period of the video, below.
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