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Hi Alon! A warm welcome to Waterpixels. Great to have you with us. Sounds like you have done some amazing diving! Good for you. We hope you really enjoy the forum. Best wishes
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Good to have you with us, Richard!
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Hi Daniel Welcome to Waterpixels. Great to have you with us. We hope you enjoy the forum and get lots out of it. Best wishes Tim
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Wow, that really is upsetting. We stayed there pre-COVID and had a good time. But, as JMC says, to go all that way and not have a good time, is so disappointing. Good though that you went back to the images. Some nice ones for sure.
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Hey Zach Welcome aboard! Great to have you with his at Waterpixels and we hope you really enjoy the forum. Under the ice, eh? Very, err, cool..... 😉
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Hi Giorgio! Great to have you with us. A warm welcome to Waterpixels. Your design work sounds fascinating and we look foreard to hearing more! Best wishes
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Hi Michiel There are no dumb questions. Sometimes the answers can be….. A TC works well with an FE lens to give a photographer the Close Focus Wide-Angle option, CFWA. This allows you to get very close to the critter and produces a larger image of the subject than just FE - but provides a wide-angle to show the subject in its environment. It’s a neat technique and can be very effective. A small dome port is ideal as the size doesn’t get in the way as much as a larger dome port allowing strobes to be tucked in very tightly which is key to CFWA lighting. Not an especially good example below which gives the idea - shot with the classic Tokina 10-17mm DX lens (on an APS-C sensor D500) with a Kenko 1.4TC. If I'd just used the Tokina, the moray would have appeared very small.
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Just as an update. I did 19 dives with my new system in Sulawesi using the UWT trigger. It performed flawlessly. I actually never really gave it a thought. It just did want it's supposed to do. Using higher shutter speeds with HSS on my Retires was a breeze.
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Slightly late news, but another update is available for LR Classic - version 15.6 The Adobe Community reports that: "What’s NewThe September 2026 release of Lightroom Classic v15.6 brings meaningful improvements designed to make photo editing faster and more precise. The standout enhancement is Reflection Removal, which now delivers cleaner results when removing reflections from windows, glass surfaces, and even water. The updated technology reduces smudges and ghosting artifacts, helping photographers recover details more naturally in challenging scenes. This release also streamlines masking workflows with new Check All and Check None options in the Masking panel. When creating landscape or people masks, you can now instantly select or clear all available mask options with a single click instead of making selections individually. In addition, Lightroom Classic expands support for newly released cameras and lenses, including Apple iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max camera systems, Google Pixel 11 series devices, OM Digital Solutions PEN cameras, and several new lenses from Sony, Sigma, Leica, and Laowa." All looks good on my system -
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