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wide angle with a P&S

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wide angle with a P&S

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  1. Hi all

    im trying to get the most out of my coolpix P5000 , , i have a ike housing , 2Xinon strobes and a inon uwl100 and dome attachment.

     

    i have been playing with wideangle shooting quite a bit latley , and was hoping to get some comments and advice as to how i can improve my images . i thought i would be brave and post a few shots and see what people say .

     

    i have tried doing sunballs and for my camera setup the sun just seems to burn out , mostly now i put the sun behind a rock or put it just out of frame.

     

    first image taken at jervis bay (temprate water) of a rock overhang looking out into the reef.

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    2nd image taken of a bommy with sea tulips ,

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    last image taken of a red sponge and more sea tulips ,i was trying to convey the healthy spongees and life down there

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    comments welcome

    Matt

    Edited by jugglematt
  2. They look awesome to me!!! So bright and colorful, crisp and clear.

  3. I don't see many problems either - technically the photos are well exposed and lit - and it looks like you've done the best you can w/ your subject matter. One thing that might help would be aiming the camera up slightly more for the sponge photo.

     

    Cheers

    James

  4. Thanks Guys ,

     

    sometimes i find it hard to be objective about my own images , &feedback is very helpfull

     

    regards

    matt

  5. Hi Matt

     

    Yep, look nice and crisp to me as well.

     

    Only thing i would suggest is playing with strobe positioning a bit. perhaps bring them a touch further back or varying the power from one to the other. Create a bit more shadowing for texture.

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