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My 2nd Try at Underwater Photography!!! Maldives Oct. 2012

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My 2nd Try at Underwater Photography!!! Maldives Oct. 2012

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  1. Hello Everybody smile.png,

     

    This is My Second Try at Underwater Photography. Please Let Me How They Have Come Out :)

     

    Thankyou,

     

    Salil

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    Edited by Salil Sahani
  2. For a second try you have done really well Salil!

    Keep shooting!

     

    Part. like the shoal of red eyes..well done :-)

  3. Thankyou Very Much Sir :)

     

    Atleast I Know I Am Going in The Right Direction :) Thankyou Once Again :)

  4. Hi Salil, yes, a great effort for your second attempt, I am impressed.

     

    What equipment are you using? And what are the settings?

     

    The one thing i might suggest is a slower shutter speed to bring out a bit more of the natural light in the background of your photos.

  5. Thankyou Sir :),

     

    I Use Nikon D300 with 10-24 Nikon and 105 Macro Nikon In Ikelite Housing with Dual DS 160 Strobes

     

    The Setting for the First Photo ( Anemone Fish ) Was - 14mm, 1/160, f/8 at ISO 160

     

    The Setting for the Second Photo ( Snapper Shoal ) Was - 15mm, 1/125, f/8 at ISO 160

     

    The Setting for the Third Photo ( Bigeye Shoal ) Was - 24mm, 1/125, f/6.3 at ISO 160

     

    Oh Ok :) Will Do So :)

     

    Thankyou Sir Once Again :)

  6. ok, that info is helpful. During similar natural light conditions try 1/60 on your shutter speed as those subject move slowly so you won't get motion blur. But, if its very sunny and shallow then 1/125 and 1/160 work well

  7. Oh Ok smile.png

     

    Will Keep that In Mind smile.png

     

    Thankyou Sir smile.png

     

    It is Really Nice of You To Guide Me, Its Very Encouraging and Helpful :), Thankyou Very Much smile.png

    Edited by Salil Sahani
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