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Martin Edge's Underwater Tips

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Martin Edge's Underwater Tips

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  1. Hi Wetpixellers,

     

    These are video clips I took for Martin, that he used in the presentation with Alex Mustard on 6th Nov at Imperial College, London, to demonstrate a few techniques for getting good backgrounds and a couple of other ideas. I was asked if I could pop them on to Youtube with some narration, explaining what the clips are demonstrating, so I thought some of you might find this helpful.

     

    If your connection is slow, you may need to pause it at the start whilst it loads.

     

    Hope you enjoy it. Any suggestions please let me know.

     

    Jo

     

  2. Thank's to share .

    I'm completely admirativ when I see such a high level of technical skill :D

  3. Great clip.

     

    Thanks for sharing!

  4. Hi Girelle and Stephen,

     

    Glad you enjoyed it. Martin is so enthusiastic about his photography and a great character to go on a trip with. He's very generous with passing on his knowledge and even though he's been doing it for quite some time now, he's always experimenting and trying new things, I guess that's why he's still so good.

     

    If I ever do this again, maybe I'll see if Martin would do the narration, then you can get the ideas straight from the horse's mouth!! :D

     

    Enjoy experimenting,

     

    Jo

  5. I really enjoyed that, this snowy Sunday morning. Can't wait for January and warmer climates to try out of Martins tips.

     

    Thanks for posting, Jo.

  6. I really enjoyed that, this snowy Sunday morning. Can't wait for January and warmer climates to try out of Martins tips.

     

    Thanks for posting, Jo.

    No probs Andy.

     

    Have fun experimenting,

     

    Jo

  7. Brilliant stuff Jo

    Thank you so much for posting this for us

     

    Mile buiochas.

  8. Hi Jo

    that's great, many thanks for putting it together!

     

    R

  9. Jo,

     

    Thank you very much for putting the clip together and posting it. I just got back from Lembeh and can only dream of taking pics like those.

     

    I have literally studied Martin's 3rd and 4th editions, but the results still evade me. Guess I'll have to dive more.

     

    Thanks again.

     

    Harry

  10. Thank you very much for sharing !!!

  11. That's awesome, Jo.

     

    Thanks for taking the time to do these.

     

    Alex

  12. Excellent clip Jo, thanks for posting!

     

    Mike

  13. Well this is a good idea!

    Good job Jo!

    And offcourse a big thanks to Martin, Alex and Keith! :D

     

    Cheers

    Karel

  14. Jo,

     

    Thank you very much for putting the clip together and posting it. I just got back from Lembeh and can only dream of taking pics like those.

     

    I have literally studied Martin's 3rd and 4th editions, but the results still evade me. Guess I'll have to dive more.

     

    Thanks again.

     

    Harry

    Stick with it Harry, hopefully it will all come together for you soon. Meanwhile the practicing will hopefully be heaps of fun. :D

     

    Jo

  15. That's awesome, Jo.

     

    Thanks for taking the time to do these.

     

    Alex

    No problem Alex, it was fun to do.

     

    It's good for me to do some experimenting with different things, as well as you photographers!! :D

     

    Jo

  16. That's GREAT! Thanks for posting!

     

    Now I REALLY feel bad that I missed the presentation! :D

  17. That's GREAT! Thanks for posting!

     

    Now I REALLY feel bad that I missed the presentation! :D

     

    Was the best and most engaging presentation I've been to..........and that's coming from a videographer!! ;)

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