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Yes it was, also had two painted frogfish on the dive and bargibanti, however naming the site i can't do as I don't log my dives...
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In Topic: First DSLR Outing
05 February 2013 - 08:04 PM
Started using the AF- ON button when there isn't much current, I can see the advantages.
Here are some more, with the aim of underwater trying to fill the frame, reduce backscatter and this time adding a bit of bokeh
Black-foot Anemonefish - Amphiprion nigripes by LukeyG46, on Flickr
Black-foot Anemonefish - Amphiprion nigripes by LukeyG46, on Flickr
Sarcophyton sp. by LukeyG46, on Flickr
IMG_8116-as-Smart-Object-1 by LukeyG46, on Flickr
IMG_8133-as-Smart-Object-1 by LukeyG46, on Flickr
Thanks,
Here are some more, with the aim of underwater trying to fill the frame, reduce backscatter and this time adding a bit of bokeh
Black-foot Anemonefish - Amphiprion nigripes by LukeyG46, on Flickr
Black-foot Anemonefish - Amphiprion nigripes by LukeyG46, on Flickr
Sarcophyton sp. by LukeyG46, on Flickr
IMG_8116-as-Smart-Object-1 by LukeyG46, on Flickr
IMG_8133-as-Smart-Object-1 by LukeyG46, on Flickr
Thanks,
In Topic: First DSLR Outing
02 February 2013 - 04:55 AM
Interesting Steve, Thank you,
Well I read up on the button use and it does seem quite useful when your able to stay still around your subject, not much use in crazy currents though?
Today wasn't as successful as I had hoped, the currents were mad! Making staying steady hard and throwing a lot of sand into the water.
I am having a little trouble with backscatter in my shots, am I right in thinking pointing the strobes out more so the edge of the beams light the subject will help?
I think my main things to work on are filling the frame and strobe positioning right now.....
Black-foot Anemonefish - Amphiprion nigripes by LukeyG46, on Flickr
Black-foot Anemonefish - Amphiprion nigripes by LukeyG46, on Flickr
Freckled Hawkfish - Paracirrhites forsteri by LukeyG46, on Flickr
Well I read up on the button use and it does seem quite useful when your able to stay still around your subject, not much use in crazy currents though?
Today wasn't as successful as I had hoped, the currents were mad! Making staying steady hard and throwing a lot of sand into the water.
I am having a little trouble with backscatter in my shots, am I right in thinking pointing the strobes out more so the edge of the beams light the subject will help?
I think my main things to work on are filling the frame and strobe positioning right now.....
Black-foot Anemonefish - Amphiprion nigripes by LukeyG46, on Flickr
Black-foot Anemonefish - Amphiprion nigripes by LukeyG46, on Flickr
Freckled Hawkfish - Paracirrhites forsteri by LukeyG46, on Flickr
