Articles on a range of underwater photography and diving related subjects
How negatively buoyant your underwater camera setup is can have a big impact on your comfort level when using it and to some degree the quality of the images or video you are producing.
In this blog I’m going to look at how the buoyancy of your setup can cause problems, how to get an idea of how negatively buoyant your camera rig is and the various equipment options available to add buoyancy.
For underwater photography the most popular arm systems for positioning strobes or video lights are those that use 1”/25mm ball ended arms with clamps to hold them together. These clamps are made by lots of brands, come in a range of designs with cost and quality varying. This blog is an explanation of the differences between the clamps we sell and an explanation of the uses you might have for the non-standard types of clamp available.
