While not the most exciting piece of underwater photography gadgetry available, devices for keeping your wide angle and macro wet lenses safe when not in use during a dive can be a major help. In this blog I’m going to cover the wet lens holders available from the brands we sell.
The wide angle wet lens I’ve been recommending most often to people since it came on the market is INON’s UWL-95 S and in particular their XD bayonet mount version. This article explains why in my view it’s the best value option on the market.
Roots Red Sea Resort in Egypt are running a special throughout July and our underwater photography workshop is included in the offer. But you need to be quick because the percentage reduction goes down every day.
We are partnering with the Marine Biological Association to offer their membership discounts on online underwater photography courses and selected brands of underwater photography equipment.
I thought I’d start off a new series looking at the range of Micro Four-Third lenses I use for taking underwater pictures and kick things off with the M. Zuiko Digital ED 30mm f/3.5 Macro lens.
My latest YouTube video is a look at the Backscatter Mini Flash 2 strobe. It’s a strobe primarily designed for underwater macro photography and is packed with features.
I recently tested the INON S220 strobe and made a YouTube video about it. Here it is and if you want more details about our prices for the strobe and the accessories available for it you’ll find them below the video.