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Underwater Egypt thru a 15mm lens

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Underwater Egypt thru a 15mm lens

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  1. A few from a couple of weeks ago:

    Put through a RAW convertor and white balanced. Not much else editing wise.

    Thoughts welcome.

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  3. Nicely done partner, Welcome to Wetpixel.

     

    Cheers,

    Steve

  4. Welcome, indeed!

     

    What camera/strobe(s) are you using? The lighting is very good.

     

    Were you on a photographers' trip, or fighting with your buddy and guide as they swam past each subject that you found to shoot? I find that moving around the coral heads and trying several angles, as well as getting the sun behind the coral, often leads to interesting images. The other big thing is the dawn or dusk dive, when the natural light improves dramatically.

     

    My last Red Sea trip:

     

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/timsdiving/se...57625477844588/

     

    Tim

     

    ;)

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  5. Hi guys,

     

    I was doing a few days diving out of Naama Bay in Sharm with Emperor Divers. I was using the Canon Mark2 on this trip with S&S YS 250's. I love these strobes for wide angle.

     

    E

  6. Hi guys,

     

    I was doing a few days diving out of Naama Bay in Sharm with Emperor Divers. I was using the Canon Mark2 on this trip with S&S YS 250's. I love these strobes for wide angle.

     

    E

     

    The S&S YS 250's seem to be a popular choice....

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