Crasoner

When I started UW photography with just one strobe time ago, I spent many hours in my room shooting different repetitive scenarios and moving the single strobe to understand how the shadows are created. Also, modifying the amount of natural light from my window at the same time helped me out to get more information about lighting subjects. You don't have much time underwater to test all these things because of the limited free diving time, so better try it out out of the water. I would suggest you to put the strobe on the top but move it slightly to the opposite side of the subject to get a less plain pic and more shadows in the background.

Well, we can't avoid technology and it seems the AI is going to be a huge part of the current photography industry. Although, in my humble opinion I would like to see some regulations on it to not destroy the legit real photographer's work. They both can live together but everyone in its own house 🤣.

Sorry for your bad experience with that seller. It seems that the costumer service for many companies has downgrade massively in the last few years everywhere, and they only care about the monthly numbers and not the future potential clients. It's ironic because both are directly connected but companies does not seem to see it. I hope you get your delivery safely.

Hi, I usually search for similar gear in the second hand online platforms for my country, and the most known webs internationally such as eBay and others. Then I compare them regarding the real condition of my items to set up a fair price. You can also be conservative with the first price, and test the market. If after a while nobody text you is a clear sing that you overpriced the gear. Good luck with your selling!

Hello everyone, I'm happy for being part of this great community, and I hope this forum brings the best of everyone in terms of sharing our passion. I am actually shooting with a Sony Rx100 VA, but I have 4 more cameras plus housings... I love collecting gadgets and testing old and new tech for UW photography. See you in the blue! 🌊🫧