mikerault
Contributor
With or without strobe at times you will get photos that just aren't what you "saw". I show some examples at:
http://www.authorsden.com/ArticlesUpload/24113.pdf
You don't see the backscatter until it hapens, and yes it does happen even with strobes.
Should you adjust for levels, colors and such? Yes. I'll bet you can't show me one photo in any magazine that hasn't been color adjusted, leveled, cropped, burned, dodged or otherwise manipulated.
Maybe if you are in 10 feet of water, 100+ feet of vis with sun directly overhead you will get what you see, unfortunately that isn't were the most interesting shots usually occur.
Mike
http://www.authorsden.com/ArticlesUpload/24113.pdf
You don't see the backscatter until it hapens, and yes it does happen even with strobes.
Should you adjust for levels, colors and such? Yes. I'll bet you can't show me one photo in any magazine that hasn't been color adjusted, leveled, cropped, burned, dodged or otherwise manipulated.
Maybe if you are in 10 feet of water, 100+ feet of vis with sun directly overhead you will get what you see, unfortunately that isn't were the most interesting shots usually occur.
Mike