coralcruiser
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guess it will be trial and error then nut think you would need a video with a wide beam and a lot of lumens.
Just got my Tg5... Holy cow, now what?
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Steelyeyes
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I didn't have the best conditions to try out my TG5 on my trip to the Florida Keys but I got a few usable shots, this is one of the better ones. I did no post shot edits of this one. My macro stuff came out the best but that's because that's the only Backscatter video I had a chance to look over. I can't wait for their wide angle set up video.
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krukster86
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Got a reply from Backscatter:
There is no really good way to light a very large animal especially if it is more than six feet away. A Sola 2000 is not the light to use for that. I would suggest using a custom white balance in the camera for the depth that you are and take the image that way. We are going to have a lot more in the way of how to videos coming out for that camera so stay tuned to our page for more on how to use it. You can also try using program mode and adjust your F stop as best as you can.
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