ashkaras 0 Posted September 25 I am trying to seek advice for split shot sunset photos. I am trying to capture baby sharks just under the surface at sunset and I am looking for any tips and sticks used to take split shot photos using strobes. I take split shot photos usually, however I have not had the opportunity to take low light using stones at sunset. any advice people may have would be great!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Interceptor121 325 Posted September 25 A lot depends on the equipment With a full frame it's much easier if you start with a fisheye so focus issues are reduced even if I dislike the water line bending Maybe buy alex mustard underwater photography masterclass as a starter then practice Sent from my SM-A505FN using Tapatalk Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tubestance 21 Posted October 3 (edited) There are a few things here. First, expose for the sunset sky. Second, use your strobes to light the sharks. The water is crystal clear there, so strobe positioning is straight-forward. Be sure to use a high aperture and focus on the sharks not the sunset/clouds. This strobe positioning video discusses it a bit: https://tutorials.brentdurand.com/underwater-strobe-positioning This next video spends over 8 minutes explaining exposure: You'll also want to make sure your autofocus is dialed in. I've got a 4 video mini series here: http://video.brentdurand.com. Good luck! Edited October 3 by tubestance changed 'easy' to 'straight-forward' Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
