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Bonaire 10D pictures
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Great gallery, I likes most the eel and the 'Spotted Cleaner Shrimps'
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The negative space in the chain moray is amazing. Excellent composition!
I'm a little disappointed in the saturation of the eel itself - kind of washed out where it should be bright yellow. What lens were you shooting - a long macro might explain it.
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I like the moray too! Excellent use of the Tubastrea as secondary subject/background. I agree with Kasey that the eel is a bit hot - but easily fixable and doesn't really detract anyway.
What strobe(s) were you using?
How was the camera to use in the water?
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Chris...........the enlarged photos have unbelievable clarity..............very nice exposures............is this the 10D or D60?
Karl
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Very nice photos!!
What lens were you using UW?
Thanks
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All of the Bonaire pictures were shot with the 10D in a UK Germany D30 housing with dual IKE DS 125s. Most of the pictures (Eel included) were shot with a Canon 100mm Macro Lens. This was my first deep water test with the housing and the 10D and it worked perfectly.
The only issue I had (I discovered prior to leaving) was that the hotshoe was not tight enough. I used some Felt tape (Thank you Troy Lamay) and that worked wonderfully. On exception I did have one set of pictures that corrupted but I could not duplicate this after it occurred. The files were dated in 2049 and named in all Japanese characters. I couldn’t even format the card in the laptop and the camera showed “Corrupt Data” when I tried to review them. The camera could however format the card.
I shot with the 15mm Sigma fisheye, 15-35 3.5 Sigma and the Canon 100mm Macro. I also played with the 50mm 1.8 Canon lens and extension tubes but had unfavorable focusing.
Overall I was very happy with the camera and the housing.