White Board? Ocean Blue? Ocean Green?

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DiveLvr

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I have a DC 800. I am trying to get familiar with it and taking pictures underwater. I was in a large Florida spring that was fantactically clear and as were the skies. I took a number of pictures while snorkeling with the camera/strobe but all turned out tinted (bluish I think). I read the manual then realized due to the clear water and bright clear skies the strobe probably wasnt firing or was washed out in the sunlight.

My next outing, I turned the strobe off and shifted to white board. I am confused about he settings "Ocean Blue", "Ocean Green", "Lakes & Rivers", etc. What determines which setting I use. On this last outing a targeted a small piece of plant life and took a series of pictures (same position, same distance, etc) changing from OB, OG, RL. The OB setting seemed the best. I woiuld like to know ahead of time though what I would be setting the camera too.

DiveLvr
 
Just as a follow up, I am planning a dive in the Keys, specifically the Christ of the Abyss. I don't want to mess this up.How should I have my camera set at this location. Please help me out.

Doug
 

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