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Macro motion blur of a seahorse holding on to some algae while getting pushed by the current. Nikon D90, 105mm, ISO 100, f/20, 1/10s. Ikelite housing and dual DS51 strobes. Check out my website! @nau_uwphotography on Instagram
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Fish swimming up a gorgonian coral head in Tamariu, Spain. Nikon D90, 10.5mm, ISO 200, f/16, 1/25s Ikelite housing and dual DS51 strobes @nau_uwphotography on Instagram Check out my website!
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Nick answers my QA and also provides me with some of his best shots His mastering of motion blur is recognised as he has authored a chapter in the last edition of Martin Edge The Underwater Photographer Check it out https://interceptor121.com/2020/06/13/121-with-nicholas-more/ -
Hi. I love my Olympus TG-5, the macro is insane. However, I'm having some trouble shooting fish, as no matter what I do (iso, aperture, etc) the camera always picks too low a shutter speed when using a flash. I understand that the flash has to be able to sync to the shutter speed but I've had shutter speeds varying from 30-100 when using the flash. All to often this value is 30, creating motion blur in my images. This can be fine for slow, macro creatures but is incredibly unreliable for fish. I'm wondering if there is any hack (to allow me to change shutter speed) or a mode which generally selects higher shutter speeds which still allows me to use underwater white balance as well as shoot in raw. Thanks
