PhotographingBlind

I bought the hugyfot viewfinder at last.

I tried it yesterday in open water...

The view is amazing, but its very hard to frame the little animals in the picture..

I have more non shots where the animal is not in the picture.

Is it a learning curve, how do you dive best with the viewfinder 45 degree.

Can i train on this aspect above water ?

In three days i have a liveaboard of 3 days...

Thanks for the info !

What do you mean with th last paragraph ? 

That a 5000 lumen  80 degree flood will be not enough for WA ?

Two 5000 lumen lights enough ?

I maybe forgot to mention but i dive in dark waters, not clear blue water but green dark waters.

My light is also dimmable, so i can get it less strong for macro.

But i thought the more light in macro the better ?

Are there more systems on the market that can be used ?

Anybody who uses this and can tell what he find of it ?

What do you need for macro and wide angle video with slr ?

I have an 5000 lumen light....

I would only use one, but i think this will be not good for WA. Then i'm better of with the sea cam.

The reason i would like to have one strobe for a compromise between macro and WA is the problem that it gets bulky, and i have not a lot of sight, so i have to be very care ful i dont bump to things with such a wide rig.

Any body who nows second hand ys 250 ?

I would need two, but from an trusty source, that i'm sure it works...

problem solved.

is there anybody who uses an nikon strobe in a housing ?

pictures ?

experience ?