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More from the Swedish westcoast

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More from the Swedish westcoast

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  1. Hello my fellow photographers.

    Here's some more photos from the Swedish westcoast.

     

    Tell me what you think please.

     

    First of, we have a small coral (Caryophyllia smithii). A really beutiful coral about 2cm in length

    bagarkorall.jpg

     

    Then we continue with a lovely anemone (Urticina felina)

    sjoanemon.jpg

     

    Here's an example of a couple of Clavelina lepadiformis (don't know the english name) growing of something

    sjopung.jpg¨

     

    And finally, I give you an edited version of one of the previous lobsters

    hummer3.jpg

     

     

    Great diving and may you always find good subjects in perfect conditions

    / Patrik

  2. Patrick,

     

    I love the lighting in that first shot! Excellent.

     

    But that shot worries me a lot. All of the sand is in the "plane" of the photo, yet the corners are soft and give you that "zooming" feeling. I think this may be due to the wideangle lens/dome port combo not being optimized.

     

    Can you post the Exif for that one?

     

    Cheers

    James

  3. Really nice photos, Patrik, with gorgeous colors. As a Caribbean diver, it still amazes me to see these colorful things growing in cold waters.

  4. ...

    But that shot worries me a lot.  All of the sand is in the "plane" of the photo, yet the corners are soft and give you that "zooming" feeling.  I think this may be due to the wideangle lens/dome port combo not being optimized.

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    I think you are correct James. I've checked my pictures the last couple of days and it seems like for close-ups, you get this soft corner thing. It's not apparent with shots taken at a greater distance though (thank god for that...). I have the original Ikelite domeport and the original Nikon wide-angle lens, thought that combo should be ok, but apparently it's not okey for real close-up shots (this was taken at approximately a distance of a few centimeters, perhaps 5).

    Might be to the large aperature, I'll take some sample photos above surface with different aperatures and see if the results are consistent or if they differ.

     

    Heres the exif for the first shot:

    Nikon COOLPIX5000

    2003/08/09 12:20:01

    RAW (12-bit)

    Image Size: 2560 x 1920

    Color

    ConverterLens: None

    Focal Length: 7.1mm

    Exposure Mode: Manual

    Metering Mode: Center-Weighted

    1/30 sec - f/2.8

    Exposure Comp.: 0 EV

    Sensitivity: ISO 100

    White Balance: Cloudy

    AF Mode: AF-S

    Tone Comp: Constrast (-)

    Flash Sync Mode: Front Curtain

    Digital Zoom Ratio: 1.00

    Saturation comp: -1

    Sharpening: Low

    Noise Reduction: OFF

    Flash on TTL.

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