Hey!
These are really cool. Love the vibrant colours and the model looks great!
What lens did you use?
Cheers
Cal
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I graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology/Zoology. I'm currently competing my honors year in Marine biology at James Cook University, Townsville, Australia.
I shoot with a Nikon D80 in an Ikelite housing. I use 2 X Ikelite Ds 51 strobes. I currently use either a 60mm or an 18-55mm.
I shoot with a Nikon D80 in an Ikelite housing. I use 2 X Ikelite Ds 51 strobes. I currently use either a 60mm or an 18-55mm.
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In Topic: Turks & Caicos fashion shoot
05 May 2013 - 02:39 AM
In Topic: Water on lens
04 December 2012 - 11:08 PM
Spit on the lens and rub it around. It will only stop beading for one to two shots but it works
Cheers
Cal
Cheers
Cal
In Topic: Indoor pool portrait lighting
01 November 2012 - 11:17 PM
Hey
I've shot 100s of babies underwater. Just use a single strobe above your camera with the strobe power set to minimum for maximum recycle rates per dunk.
Before you even think of getting in the water you need - public liability insurance (US $10 million minimum), parental release forms that include both photographic release but also liability release , a working with childrens check (varies by country), a first aid course specializing in children's resuscitation so that if something does go wrong your not charged with negligence and an assistant with baby swim experience. Shooting babies underwater is a seriously challenging task both legally and photographically. Don't go into without knowing your legal obligations. That being said it can be lots of fun and very rewarding.
Cheers
Cal
I've shot 100s of babies underwater. Just use a single strobe above your camera with the strobe power set to minimum for maximum recycle rates per dunk.
Before you even think of getting in the water you need - public liability insurance (US $10 million minimum), parental release forms that include both photographic release but also liability release , a working with childrens check (varies by country), a first aid course specializing in children's resuscitation so that if something does go wrong your not charged with negligence and an assistant with baby swim experience. Shooting babies underwater is a seriously challenging task both legally and photographically. Don't go into without knowing your legal obligations. That being said it can be lots of fun and very rewarding.
Cheers
Cal
In Topic: Freshwater Panoramas
15 September 2012 - 10:44 PM
Thanks guys!
In Topic: Helmut Horn
15 September 2012 - 10:40 PM
Oh cool!
Drop me a line at cjmero@gmail.com
Cheers
Drop me a line at cjmero@gmail.com
Cheers
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