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The latest firmware 1.3 includes 2 scene modes for underwater photography.
With its own underwater casing, a variety lens cases for different ZD lens. Also the added option of flash casing, bracket and cables, this makes E300 pretty hard to beat in terms of adaptability and flexibility for underwater photography. |
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Do you guys think that an updated or more up-spec E-300 will appear soon? ie. same body geometry but with all the new features. And I noticed that on Olympus' website, the E-300 is placed above E-500. Does that means that in their product lineup, the E-300 is considered more highend? |
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1) Press MENU 2) Go to Tool 2 3) Scroll down to the very last setting before the FIRMWARE to turn OFF or ON the UW scene. Hope this help. |
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4) After 1-3, go scuba diving with ray ![]() |
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Maybe our friend Mr. Hitman can recommend you guys some secret spots to dive. Remember to post some pics after your trip. ![]() |
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![]() Our Marine Biologist uses the Oly 8080 with the under water housing and a strobe. Damn powerful, and the pics from the Oly 8080 is ysk - Which resort you visiting?
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Post more beautiful pictures of Maldives after your trip, okie??? ![]() |
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Now all you need is the UW case. Personally though, I'd still use the PASM modes...I don't like being restricted by the scene modes, although I might look to see what defaults a scene mode choses, and maybe adjust some of those same settings in the PASM mode. |
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Hello Mikefellh,
Thank you for clear explanation and for sharing possible underwater shooting techniques over and above those provided in-camera. On a recent photo outing, I came to learn from a fellow enthusiast the same techniques you mentioned, by using scene mode parameter settings as a starting point as I've never quite ventured into other fields of photography beyond candid. Cheers, |
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Well I wouldn't go as far as classifying it as research equipment. But comparing to the likes of the other DSLR makes it packs quite a comprehensive range. However I strongly feel that using an underwater strobe would be much better for capturing natural marine colours compared to the FL-36 or 50 with underwater casing. |
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