Underwater PIcs with Fujifilm F31D

gargamel · 21st May 2007

Hi
Picture taken yesterday with the F31D underwater. Anyone using the same camera underwater care to share some pics and tips?

kthan · 22nd May 2007

is it just me who find your pic leave lots of room for imagination?

gargamel · 22nd May 2007

Originally Posted by kthan

is it just me who find your pic leave lots of room for imagination?

Haha...but wat do you mean by that?

gargamel · 22nd May 2007

Opps....here is the pic

mantaray · 22nd May 2007

Originally Posted by gargamel

Haha...but wat do you mean by that?

I'm just guessing..............but it could be coz there's no picture attached?

camerashy · 22nd May 2007

Originally Posted by gargamel

Opps....here is the pic

OK, now I see it...

camerashy · 22nd May 2007

Did you PS this shot? How deep was this and did you use a strobe?

Galv2006 · 22nd May 2007

Originally Posted by gargamel

Hi
Picture taken yesterday with the F31D underwater. Anyone using the same camera underwater care to share some pics and tips?

hi may i know, what housing do u use ?

gargamel · 22nd May 2007

Originally Posted by Galv2006

hi may i know, what housing do u use ?

The Fujifilm housing WP-FXF30

gargamel · 22nd May 2007

Originally Posted by camerashy

Did you PS this shot? How deep was this and did you use a strobe?

nope..internal flash and inon close up lens

gargamel · 22nd May 2007

Originally Posted by camerashy

Did you PS this shot? How deep was this and did you use a strobe?

nope..internal flash and inon close up lens. Depth is 18m I think

howeikwok · 23rd May 2007

Get closer? cause the internal flash is not lighting up the subject enough. The anemone is blocking the view of the subject as well. Normally i try to get a peek-a-boo effect when taking anemonefish. Where the subject seems to be peeking out from the anemone.

lovells19 · 23rd May 2007

Originally Posted by howeikwok

Get closer? cause the internal flash is not lighting up the subject enough. The anemone is blocking the view of the subject as well. Normally i try to get a peek-a-boo effect when taking anemonefish. Where the subject seems to be peeking out from the anemone.

think if he get any closer he'll get a shadow cast :P

get an external strobe!

howeikwok · 23rd May 2007

How true...

gargamel · 29th May 2007

21st May 2007	#1
gargamel Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Far far away Posts: 318	Underwater PIcs with Fujifilm F31D Hi Picture taken yesterday with the F31D underwater. Anyone using the same camera underwater care to share some pics and tips?

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kthan Senior Member Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 2,318	Re: Underwater PIcs with Fujifilm F31D is it just me who find your pic leave lots of room for imagination?

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gargamel Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Far far away Posts: 318	Re: Underwater PIcs with Fujifilm F31D Opps....here is the pic

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camerashy Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 183	Re: Underwater PIcs with Fujifilm F31D Did you PS this shot? How deep was this and did you use a strobe?

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howeikwok Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Bukit Timah Posts: 1,202	Re: Underwater PIcs with Fujifilm F31D Get closer? cause the internal flash is not lighting up the subject enough. The anemone is blocking the view of the subject as well. Normally i try to get a peek-a-boo effect when taking anemonefish. Where the subject seems to be peeking out from the anemone. __________________ Canon 50D/60mm & 100mm Macro/Tokina 10-17mm FE/Nexus Housing Inon Z-240

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