Green Water Magic Filter

Hi all,

Here are some pictures taken at my local dive site.

It was a classic British winter day (i.e. kind of gloomy!) The wreck lies in about 17m. All were taken on a D2Xs with a Tokina 10-17mm (at the 10mm end) I was using a green water Magic filter, and manually white balancing every couple of metres.

What I think is amazing is that the lens has "seen" more than we could see on the dive!

All the best

Adam

These are really nice; this is an example where I think the new D3 at high ISO could push the boundaries even further.

Nice shots, Adam.

It is amazing what a filter and a long-ish exposure can reveal in dark murky waters. I think often the people most impressed are actually those who were on the dive - and saw the actual conditions in which the images were taken.

I am keen to come up to Capernwray to shoot the trout - but it is quite a trek from the south coast.

Alex

Hi Alex,

Thanks! I have had a similar experience with green water filters and 3 chip video cameras-but this is definately more marked!

Here are some trout from the end of the same series:

Let me know if you want to come up!

Adam

Let me know if you want to come up!

Will do. Alex

Hi,

I wouldn't mind a trip to Capernwray at some point...

Always wanted to try somewhere diff to Stoney....

Dive safe

DeanB

more pix of capo on here:

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