craracer
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I finally made my way through the 24 gigs of photos I shot last month while diving at CoCo View. Be gentle as I was using a new camera and I finally added strobes. Focus, or lack there of was a huge issue. This was especially problematic when shooting at F/2.8. I'll be adding a focus light before the next trip in September.
Most of my shots were done in aperture priority, but it's time to go full manual.
Any suggestions/criticisms would be greatly appreciated.
A special thanks to RoatanMan. I thought I was seeing "small" critters until he introduced me to an entirely new level of smallness. Tis true that virtually everything underwater has some form of life living within/on it. Thanks RoatanMan. I'm eternally grateful for the time we spent together.
Camera: Canon T1i
Lens: Canon EF-S 60mm macro
Housing: Watershot
Strobes: Inon Z240 & S2000 shot STTL
Photographer: eTard
Anyway, here's a quick preview, and a link to the photos:
https://picasaweb.google.com/yellod...&authkey=Gv1sRgCJLr6ufS4sCxBQ&feat=directlink
Most of my shots were done in aperture priority, but it's time to go full manual.
Any suggestions/criticisms would be greatly appreciated.
A special thanks to RoatanMan. I thought I was seeing "small" critters until he introduced me to an entirely new level of smallness. Tis true that virtually everything underwater has some form of life living within/on it. Thanks RoatanMan. I'm eternally grateful for the time we spent together.
Camera: Canon T1i
Lens: Canon EF-S 60mm macro
Housing: Watershot
Strobes: Inon Z240 & S2000 shot STTL
Photographer: eTard
Anyway, here's a quick preview, and a link to the photos:
https://picasaweb.google.com/yellod...&authkey=Gv1sRgCJLr6ufS4sCxBQ&feat=directlink