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Pool Diving Adventure

4 years 3 months ago By Larry Cohen

Gregory is a technical diving instructor and teaches a number of different rebreathers. Living in Staten Island, he has a 2m (7ft) deep, heated pool in his backyard. This was the only place for us to get wet!

Betrayed Again — Ode to Olympus

4 years 5 months ago By Larry Cohen

My first Olympus camera was the Pen FT half-frame 35mm film camera. At the time, I had a photo studio and worked mostly with large and medium format cameras. When I did have to shoot 35mm film, I usually used Nikon cameras.

Choosing a Camera and Underwater Housing

5 years 3 months ago By Larry Cohen

The camera

Paralenz action camera

7 years 5 months ago By Main Minion

Part of the design philosophy, the company stated, was to create a product that would allow anybody—regardless of their diving experience or photographic expertise—to take quality underwater pictures and record high definition footage of their div

Camera System Stolen From Ginnie

7 years 8 months ago By Rosemary E Lunn

Lauren was diving Ginnie Springs, Florida on the afternoon of Saturday 8th April 2017.

Orcatorch D600V

8 years 11 months ago By Rosemary E Lunn

The OrcaTorch D600V light head has four USA CREE XM-L2(U3) neutral white LEDs. These produce a super wide 120° beam with natural colour rendition / 500K colour temperate and a maximum output of 2,700 Lumens for 70 minutes.

Sea & Sea MDX D810 Underwater Housing

9 years 7 months ago By Rosemary E Lunn

The sturdy 100 metre / 300 feet depth rated housing has two sacrificial zinc diodes attached to the front and rear of the case for added protection against electrolysis damage.

Mirrorless Cameras & Wide-Angle

10 years 10 months ago By Don Silcock

With macro photography, the dynamic range is rarely very wide, as there are typically no extreme highlights if an image has been properly exposed, so virtually all modern digital cameras are eminently capable of doing a good job of macro with the

Mirrorless Macro

11 years 3 months ago By Don Silcock

As I embarked on these articles I did so with quite a strong personal interest as I was looking at accomplishing two objectives.

Mirrorless and Macro

11 years 7 months ago By Don Silcock

Most underwater photographers start their personal journey with some form of macro set-up because it offers the cheapest and easiest way to achieve consistent results that are both sharp and properly exposed with vibrant eye-catching colors— which

Choosing Mirrorless Cameras for UW Photography

11 years 8 months ago By Don Silcock

This is because of two key factors—the availability of lenses suitable for underwater photography and the availability of housings to put the cameras in.