As always, very nice Jenny. My only comment is that some of the reef shots seem to be inadequately lit on the periphery. A difficulty with such a wide field of view. What strobes are you using.
Nicely done Jenny! I really like the Bumpheads also.
nice photos Jenny, lots of good ones in there..
how do you compare your 10-17mm with your nikon 10.5mm fisheye in terms of speed of focus and sharpness?
I have a 10.5, I was looking into the 10-17mm...
thanks,
scott
Thanks everyone for the encouragements.
As always, very nice Jenny. My only comment is that some of the reef shots seem to be inadequately lit on the periphery. A difficulty with such a wide field of view. What strobes are you using.
Thanks loftus. You have great eyes for the details.
I took these shots with INON Z240 and housed SB800. The only one different setting from flash with before is that i change the camera to "rear sync" because i can not change directly from housing. ( in order to take the motion photos like shark or turtle.) The w/a from Sipadan in that day all have this setting.
I can not see the different results from monitor between "rear snyc" with "front snyc"..And i feel a little confused. Now i see!!! Hehe..!
Maybe there is another reason!
Cheers,
nice photos Jenny, lots of good ones in there..
how do you compare your 10-17mm with your nikon 10.5mm fisheye in terms of speed of focus and sharpness?
I have a 10.5, I was looking into the 10-17mm...
thanks,
scott
Hi Scott,
I like sharpness and speed of focus from my 10.5mm. However i prefer the zoom function from 10-17mm.
There is an pro. article from Dr.Alex in UWP37 to tell about the difference in 10.5,12-24 and 10-17.
I took these shots with INON Z240 and housed SB800. The only one different setting from flash with before is that i change the camera to "rear sync" because i can not change directly from housing. ( in order to take the motion photos like shark or turtle.) The w/a from Sipadan in that day all have this setting.
I can not see the different results from monitor between "rear snyc" with "front snyc"..And i feel a little confused. Now i see!!! Hehe..!
You will only notice a difference with slow shutter speeds and fast moving subjects, where the motion blur will appear behind the subject as it should. I'm not sure why Rear Curtain Synch is not the default function.