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Wetpixel Live: Travel Update Photo

Wetpixel Live: Travel Update

With the exciting news that some of our favorite travel destinations are opening up again, and travel, in general, becoming more possible, Alex and Adam offer some thoughts on how travel has changed over the past two years. They then go on to provide some pre-trip ideas for ensuring that you and your equipment are ready to capture amazing underwater imagery once you arrive at your dream destination!

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Wetpixel Live: New Image Editing Tools Photo

Wetpixel Live: New Image Editing Tools

Lightroom Classic 11 and Photoshop 2022 offer some great new tools that are very useful for underwater image-makers. Alex and Adam overview these and provide insights into how these might be utilized to enhance underwater photographs. Along with offering some ideas on how they might be used, they also suggest that like all powerful tools, they should be used with discretion! To see complete tutorials about using the new selection and masking tools, head on over to Go Ask Erin

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Wetpixel Live: Underwater Image Makers Guide to New Cameras Photo

Wetpixel Live: Underwater Image Makers Guide to New Cameras

There have been a plethora of new cameras announced over the last few months, so in this episode of Wetpixel Live, Alex and Adam chat through the latest camera options for underwater image-makers. Specifically, they discuss the EOS R series, Nikon Z9, Sony a1, OM Digital OM-1, and Panasonic GH6 and how their specifications suggest that they are useful for underwater image-makers.

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Panasonic Announces LUMIX GH6 Photo

Panasonic Announces LUMIX GH6

Panasonic has announced the long-awaited LUMIX DC-GH6 micro four-thirds mirrorless camera. It offers ProRes 422 HQ and 422 internal recording and 5.7K at ups to 60p or unlimited UHD 10-Bit 4:2:0 at 120fps. The sensor is 25MP with a native ISO range of 100-25600 via a new Venus image processor. Forthcoming firmware updates will allow for direct recording to SSD via USB and HDMI out at 2.1 standards.

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