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Mackerels in the blue

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Mackerels in the blue

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  1. Hi folks,

    as a newbee as well to underwater photo as in this forum I ask your comments. I'm sorry for posting this picture, but I don't have the opportunity to host.

    Picture was taken with settings:

    t=1/500 sec. f=3,5, flash was off.

    Heres my Setup: Canon PS S50, WP-DC300, external Sea&Sea YS50TTL Strobe connected via digital adapter designed by Matthias Heinrichs, Germany.

     

    thx for your comments

  2. Good shot, I like the diagonal lines in the frame.

    Can you pleas give more details about your strobe and the digital adapter you use?

    (Maybe post it in the lightning section)

  3. @Tiger shark

    thank you for your nice words (I like compliments :D )

    Matthias Heinrichs has developed an optical adapter which makes it possible to connect most stobes to any digital cam and its way of function is very close to TTL. See his website for further infos:

    http://www.muenster.de/~matthias/blitz/indexe.htm

    I can say that this thing performs really perfect.

     

    Nice regards

    tortugadive

  4. hi Tortugadive

    i like the shot , great to get that open mouth thing captured . do u have any other shots of note .

    also FYI there are a number of free sites that u can post images on and set up links to , i use yahoo photos , im a computer newbie and its quite simple.

    have a look at steves digicams , they have heaps of links..

    reguards

    matt

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