Show me your pics taken with your S90 or S95

[avster]

S90 in Fisheye FIX housing with UWL-04 fisheye lens:
Oahu May 2010 - avster's Photos

 

[Uncle Pug]

I'm really liking those avster! Especially one of a turtle on page one with the diver behind out of focus. (The pics aren't numbered so I that is the best description I give.)

It would be nice to know the exif data for these pics... at least the f-stop/shutter speed/iso

 

[RetroBlader]

It would be nice to know the exif data for these pics... at least the f-stop/shutter speed/iso

The photos are hosted on SmugMug, which is a photosite dedicated to photographers (vs. Flickr and all other more "amateur"-oriented sites).

What I am trying to say is that all EXIF info (at least the important ones) can be found by clicking the "i" icon -- hover your mouse pointer over the photo and the "i" will appear.

 

[Uncle Pug]

all EXIF info (at least the important ones) can be found by clicking the "i" icon -- hover your mouse pointer over the photo and the "i" will appear.

Thanks. I wasn't aware of that. Tried right clicking to open with exif viewer and was denied. natch

 

[Soakedlontra]

I have the Ikelite housing, and there are things I really like about it. 1) Depth rating of 200', 2) 67mm threads, 3) works for S90 and S95.

There are three things I like about the Fix that the Ikelite housing doesn't have. 1) access to the back dial, 2) nice optical connector, 3) uses standard 1/4" mounts.

What kind of lens do you use to shoot super macro and can attach to the Ikelite housing?

my avatar was taken with an S90. Here are some more pictures post#260

http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/force-fin/280732-where-did-i-go-my-force-fins-26.html

 

[tarekaly]

Here goes two stone fishes in red sea.
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/at...ttachment.php?attachmentid=85117&d=1289644225

 

[avster]

Thanks for the compliment.
The picture in question was f/2.8, 1/500, ISO 160
I was as close as I could get w/o impeding the movement of the turtle.
Slight crop as the orientation of the pedals on the UWL-04 wasn't ideal and slightly visable in the upper and lower right corners.

 

[Uncle Pug]

Thanks for the compliment.
The picture in question was f/2.8, 1/500, ISO 160.

I really like the DOF separation you achieved by using f/2.8

 

[Soakedlontra]

I'm really liking those avster! Especially one of a turtle on page one with the diver behind out of focus. (The pics aren't numbered so I that is the best description I give.)

It would be nice to know the exif data for these pics... at least the f-stop/shutter speed/iso

I looked at that page too Avster nice pictures!

I noticed a pink cast on the picture with a turtle looking up toward the surface... I wonder if there is a way to get rid of the cast somehow. Did you use a custom white balance?

Here in green water and with a strobe light I get a yellow cast and I am wondering whether that's normal or there is a problem with the strobe. I can reduce the yellow cast on photoshop. I also get a pink cast like the one in your photo when I shoot with ambient light toward the surface with custom white balance using ambient light.

I took this image using a UK Dive light:

This one with a Fantasea Remora strobe light:

and this is the same picture after I messed with photoshop:

 

[Soakedlontra]

Here goes two stone fishes in red sea.
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/at...ttachment.php?attachmentid=85117&d=1289644225

The second picture really shows how hard it must be to see a stone fish sometimes. In the Pacific Northwest there are fishes that can camouflage themselves pretty well but the this guy beats them all! It doesn't even look like a fish but a blob-rock!