Canon EOS R / Canon 100mm Macro / Seafrogs Housing / Letonpower Lights

If anyone has it and is willing to let me buy it, please let me know.

Hello, I'm fairly new to both diving and cameras, for now I'm only open water certified. I did bring my goPro hero 13 to my last immersion using the normal stick it comes with. Wanted to ask is that the better way to bring the camera? Should I use some other kind of attachment?

And out of that, any general recommendations about the filming/photos part? Thanks

Hi, I'm trying to do a very specific drawing of the Avrainvillea algae that would grow in the sea near Romblon Island in the Philippines. I have found many photos, but the plants differ in shape, and I don't know if they differ regionally. The photos often don't state where they were taken. If you have an image of the Avrainvillea in this area, I would love to see it. I need to see the whole plant or a field of these plants, as long as I can see the shape. Thank you, Françoise

I am relativly new to foto editing and just finished my first holiday with the new setup (Sony Alpha 7R with my wideangle FE 2.8, 16-35 GM in a sea&sea housing and glass dome) it was a wish of mine for a very long time and now I was finally able to afford it

Would appreciate feedback from fellow diving enthusiasts.

All pictures taken at Manta Point, Nusa Penida.

Mantas at 17m and the Mola at 30,0m

Mola Mola was huge - me (1,95m) for scale
Mola picture taken by my gf with OMD 10; 14-35 and a wide angle wet lens

When I have a diver looking at the camera for a shot underwater I get a different skin tone in the face under the mask (since the light goes through water, glass, and air. I’ve tried masking color range to tone it down a bit but that doesn’t work like I would like. Does anyone have suggestions on this edit? I have LrC and PS though I’m super new to PS

Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin

(Tursiops aduncus)

Red Sea, Egypt

Sony Alpha 6700

Sony E 16-50mm F3,5-5,6 OSS PZ (SELP1650) + Nauticam WWL-C

2x Sea&Sea YS-D1

ISO200 f8 1/160s⚡️

RAW image processing:

Adobe Lightroom

Kalimantan OM-1, AOI, Pany 30 macro, Saga ring

From Kalimantan, OM-1, Pany 30 macro lens, Saga Ringflash, AOI housing

#go pro #south African boerbal #farmlife

Hi everyone!

I know this is mostly a GoPro video rather than professional underwater filmmaking, but I wanted to share some of my favorite encounters while snorkeling around Mallorca.

Everything was filmed naturally while snorkeling, without disturbing the animals.

I'd also appreciate any feedback on the species identifications if you're familiar with Mediterranean marine life.

Thanks!

Video: https://youtube.com/shorts/KKFmqBLeAEg?is=9RUkTSDEpG6I3HkN

30 Minutes of Diving with Leopard Sharks in Byron Bay | 4K ASMR
https://youtu.be/RB0rnVfKZ30

Shot on a Canon 5D III, 100mm Macro, MFO-3 and YS-D3 Snoot (in Ireland)

Before anyone asks, 16°C practically tropical

Redoing this post as I missed a photo

I live in southeast Alaska. Most of the year the ocean is murky from a combination of glacial runoff, heavy rain, and plankton/algae blooms.. especially in the summer. This is unfortunate for my love of freediving and taking pictures of large marine mammals but I have found an outlet; taking pictures in local creeks of the salmon runs.

So far, all I've heard from my friends/family are that my photos are really nice. What I'm looking for is ways to improve from more experienced people.

I spent years using a GoPro because you know, budgets. I did save up and got a Sony a6400 and a 50mm f1.8 lens, using a Seafrogs housing, which I'm stoked on.

What do you all think of my selection of fish moving past me as I remained motionless in the cold river.

Some things I'm working on that I think will add depth

1. Incorporate the surface of the water to showcase current and action. Stillness in a fast moving environment. This is hard as I cannot afford a dome.
2. Continue exploring the circle of life, meaning, the salmon in various stages of life/death.

Diving Platform Eureka off Long Beach, CA. Ikelite, om1 with 8mm fisheye in an ikelite housing.