Hi Guys,
I have a question that has probably been asked 100s of times already, but here goes.
Instead of using a strobe is it feasible to use an underwater video light for taking digital pictures, I personally think a video light would make life easier, If the light is always on you can correctly light the subject and see through the view finder whether it is to bright or to dark, I was looking at something like this http://camerasunderwater.co.uk/video/sony/pix/HVL-ML20.jpg (only not as expensive as this one).
Has anyone tried this?, if so what results did they get?. I don't see why it wouldn't work and it would save taking many pictures of the same thing to get the correct light setting for a strobe.
Cheers
Adam
I have a question that has probably been asked 100s of times already, but here goes.
Instead of using a strobe is it feasible to use an underwater video light for taking digital pictures, I personally think a video light would make life easier, If the light is always on you can correctly light the subject and see through the view finder whether it is to bright or to dark, I was looking at something like this http://camerasunderwater.co.uk/video/sony/pix/HVL-ML20.jpg (only not as expensive as this one).
Has anyone tried this?, if so what results did they get?. I don't see why it wouldn't work and it would save taking many pictures of the same thing to get the correct light setting for a strobe.
Cheers
Adam