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Underwater Video & Photography: Discuss NDAC Pics in the General Diving Forums forums: Good thing is they are sharp (or most of them are) but grainy, so I suppose you wound the ISO ...

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Old 05-05-08, 10:01 PM
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Good thing is they are sharp (or most of them are) but grainy, so I suppose you wound the ISO up to get a high enough shutter speed.

Welcome to the next most expensive thing after buying your dive kit...
Actually most of the grainy is post-production. Viz was nowhere near as good as it appears on the photos!!!

How did we manage before photoshop??
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Camera is much easier to use sat on the sofa without 5mm gloves too!
Try it at 50m+ on OC...

If you are going to use 5mm gloves (I use drygloves) then practice on the sofa with your 5mm gloves on so that you know what all the buttons do and what you can and can't reach/do with thick gloves. Use a basic set of commands and don't try anything funky. Manual shutter speed (1/8-1/60th), manual f-stop (for me fully open as I am shooting wide angle and limited ambient light), ISO 160-800 depending on ambient light and thats all. I play with strobe settings, but normally I don't have much time to play when at depth, so I practice in dark shallows and remember the settings.

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Try it at 50m+ on OC...
yeah, but END is about 25m
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i was there all weekend, had noting else on.

Have been re-vamping the Gnome Garden with all the Gnombes lined up on the pontoon to go back in, did a nice little solo mission sorting them out today.
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yeah, but END is about 25m
I was referring to limited time not narcosis
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