In photography whether on land or underwater, limiting the depth of field in a picture can make for interesting results.
Macro Musings Part 3 : Getting Snooty
In part two of my musings I mentioned using a snoot to manipulate strobe lighting while taking underwater macro shots. In this blog I'm going to cover them in some detail.
Macro Musings Part 2 : Against a Dark Background
In part one of my macro musings I talked about what macro is and a bit about macro lenses. Lets move on to a common question from would be underwater photographers.
Medcalf's Macro Musings: Part 1 Intro and Wet Lenses
Power saving tip number two : Bluetooth, WiFi and GPS
The most important shots you take on a diving trip
Power saving tip number one : Flash output
Just a short blog for underwater photographers. Did you know that if you are using a strobe on manual power with a fibre optic cable for triggering your camera flash will trigger the strobe on any setting. This means you can set your flash to manual on the lowest power available, which will save you considerable camera battery power if you haven't already been doing it.