mobstability
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I have been diving for about 7 years and I have reciently bought a underwater digital camera. I was wondering if I could possibly get some "newbie" pointers. Thank you for your time.
Underwater Photography
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1. Get close to your subjectmobstability:
2. Get close to your subject
3. Check the housing carefully
4. Shoot a lot of shots, plan your shots
Seriously it does make a difference. Look at some of the pics in the Gallery, great stuff! Do some searches there for more information, it's there.
SuPrBuGmAn
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... or even check out the Underwater Photography forum found here on ScubaBoard 
Mark Goodchild
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Here are some helpful hints. I hope they are of some use, although they really are simple beginner guides!
http://www.zerovisibility.co.uk/photography.htm
http://www.zerovisibility.co.uk/Digital.htm
http://www.zerovisibility.co.uk/photography.htm
http://www.zerovisibility.co.uk/Digital.htm
