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Hoping all heals quickly. #backscatter #BerkleyWhite

Aloha and welcome @Lou Luddington !

Aloha and welcome @CRobinson !

Super clips there! I watched the first third, and look forward to watching the rest. Nicely color balanced, framed, focused and captured. I thought there was a mismatch with the tempo of the music and images in the beginning. I’ll weigh in more later. Thanks for posting that.

The bumpers are cool. Diffusers are different colors. There’s a crease in the background. Strobes have their asses cut off.

I don’t think they’re terribly useful for most still photos, but they’re absolutely necessary in bright conditions for video. I’m sure there are creative ways to use them underwater, but my brain is limited at the moment. I would think HSS is another way to get the effect you’re after. There are variable ND filters, which can cut from 2-5 stops, for example. Better still would be a camera with built-in NDs.

Looks great @Dave_Hicks

Aloha and welcome @Scubatoth

Excellent work @JohnN

@PeterN That's great stuff! I was there a couple years ago. Wonderful diving. Did you encounter a lot of green water? Also, did you filter your lights at all?

@Kiliii Yuyan well done sir!

Aloha and welcome Wahrmut!

Some really nice clips there Kolin. Some of the macro stuff is as good as anything out there!

Cheers Kolin! Aloha and welcome.

I would go with standard matte prints matted and framed with non-glare glass frames. If you have money to spare, dual mats are the look I’d go for, and my preference would be for uniform sizes, like 11x14 or 16x20. If the space warrants a different look, consider frameless prints. Start with a calibrated monitor, and print yourself or send your files to a commercial lab / photo printing service. Send files for test printing rather than ordering at one time, as you may not like the results.