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FEATURED WEB TUTORIAL: UNDERWATER
 

10 Tips for Underwater Photography

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Underwater photography has never been easier, yet many people return from diving trips disappointed with their results. You have only a limited amount of time with your subject. You are unable to communicate properly with other humans while underwater. Everything is on the move, including yourself, and an additional problem is that your photo equipment could become flooded and useless in a moment. All this makes photography more problematical than on land. The optical characteristics of water don't help. If you enjoyed 30m of visibility on your last dive, you would have been ecstatic. You would have searched for superlatives to describe it. If you found yourself enjoying similar visibility on the Preston bypass, you would probably be cursing the weather, and driving very slowly. So even before we get to the Ten Commandments, the overriding rule of underwater photography is: Get rid of as much water as you can!
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