Snorkeling photos
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Jorgy
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Dave C......
Thanks for the kind remark......
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Thanks for the kind remark......
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Testudo
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Been snorkeling forever, but just started delving into underwater photography. I was having the hardest time staying underwater long and still enough to get good shots. Reading about using the weight belt has given me new hope on getting some of those money shots that were too blurred. Thanks for the tip!
Here are a couple of the better images I managed to capture:
Here are a couple of the better images I managed to capture:
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Testudo,
I'm not quite sure why you are complaining, because those are really good! I've never seen that big of a staghorn coral thicket, and the last pic is a wonderful reef panorama because the water is so clear. I like the lionfish, too. However, the weight belt will help.
I'm not quite sure why you are complaining, because those are really good! I've never seen that big of a staghorn coral thicket, and the last pic is a wonderful reef panorama because the water is so clear. I like the lionfish, too. However, the weight belt will help.
Nice pics Testudo.
All I have for a camera is a DC500. Nice entry level camera. Not in the budget to go fancier, much as I'd like to. Maybe someday, but for now my old Sea Life will have to do the trick.
All I have for a camera is a DC500. Nice entry level camera. Not in the budget to go fancier, much as I'd like to. Maybe someday, but for now my old Sea Life will have to do the trick.
Testudo
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Didn't mean to come across as complaining. Very pleased with the initial results. Some "potentially" great shots of a Moray and a large Barracuda came out less than stellar due to buoyancy taking effect. The Moray was at a depth of about 12 ft and every time I got close enough I started getting pulled towards the surface no matter how hard I was kicking.
frogbmth
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Some stunning images here guys, very nice indeed :cool2:
My Canon S1-IS has packed in so I need to invest in another camera. At the moment I just have a camcroder but with the housing it's pretty bulky. Keep the pictures coming!
Andy
My Canon S1-IS has packed in so I need to invest in another camera. At the moment I just have a camcroder but with the housing it's pretty bulky. Keep the pictures coming!
Andy
archer fish
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Nice Photos, thanks for sharing.
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