Hi
Just got back from Vanuatu, I had just bought a new canon a95 and housing before I left then forgot to take the manual :doh: . I took most of the shots using the underwater setting.
Most of the reef shots are from diving around Port Vila and hideaway island. There are few from Santo at Allan Powers deco stop.
The wreck shots are from the Coolidge and million dollar point.
Camera was great, all shots were taken with no flash or internal flash. Deepest depth for the camera was 45m. At that depth I started noticing tiny bubbles appearing on the O-ring so I didn't want to push it any further.
I did take someone elses Sealife camera down to 60m but I could not press the buttons even though the housing was rated to 60m.
I didn't work out the macro settings till late in the trip so a lot of the early closeups were out of focus. I am thinking about getting a inon strobe for it next so I can take shots in the murky water of Port phillip bay.
Let me know what you think of the photos, and any tips to take better ones next time.
Thanks
Just got back from Vanuatu, I had just bought a new canon a95 and housing before I left then forgot to take the manual :doh: . I took most of the shots using the underwater setting.
Most of the reef shots are from diving around Port Vila and hideaway island. There are few from Santo at Allan Powers deco stop.
The wreck shots are from the Coolidge and million dollar point.
Camera was great, all shots were taken with no flash or internal flash. Deepest depth for the camera was 45m. At that depth I started noticing tiny bubbles appearing on the O-ring so I didn't want to push it any further.
I did take someone elses Sealife camera down to 60m but I could not press the buttons even though the housing was rated to 60m.
I didn't work out the macro settings till late in the trip so a lot of the early closeups were out of focus. I am thinking about getting a inon strobe for it next so I can take shots in the murky water of Port phillip bay.
Let me know what you think of the photos, and any tips to take better ones next time.
Thanks