Test Shots with red filter

[WhyZzzzzz]

Very boh liao day, so just some shots for testing purposes.

Red Filter with Cloudy WB.


Red Filter with Custom WB


Red Filter with Custom WB

[siaoon]

hey!! not bad... colour looks rich.. and solid..

hmm wat did u use for yr custom WB..???
yr white slate?? or?

[WhyZzzzzz]

Originally Posted by siaoon hey!! not bad... colour looks rich.. and solid.. hmm wat did u use for yr custom WB..??? yr white slate?? or?

floor tiles...white colour also... kekekekek

[siaoon]

hahahaa... didnt notice the tile is white.. hoho

hmm come to think of it... maybe u oso used someone swimsuit for WB??? hohoho!!!!

[Goondoo]

Originally Posted by siaoon hahahaa... didnt notice the tile is white.. hoho hmm come to think of it... maybe u oso used someone swimsuit for WB??? hohoho!!!!

white balancing... for those who is hungry to know how it works...
http://www.digitaldiver.net/lib_docs...te_balance.pdf

[sonix]

Second photo is the most accurate color i believe?

[CoExist]

but erm.. .sea water n pool water are of diff density and make up right.. so how to strike a balance if we have 2 diff senariios? anyway wad cam did u use??? gainz man ... but no $$ to buy equipment

[Goondoo]

Originally Posted by CoExist but erm.. .sea water n pool water are of diff density and make up right.. so how to strike a balance if we have 2 diff senariios? anyway wad cam did u use??? gainz man ... but no $$ to buy equipment

Basically is using white balance control.... there shouldn't be of any difference.....

[WhyZzzzzz]

Originally Posted by CoExist but erm.. .sea water n pool water are of diff density and make up right.. so how to strike a balance if we have 2 diff senariios? anyway wad cam did u use??? gainz man ... but no $$ to buy equipment

using Canon G5 "swimming pool" series. it automatically adjusts the whitebalance to swimming pool conditions when it detects the chlorinated water.

for actual dives, i use my trusty G5 "seamaster" series. again, upon detection of the degree of salinity in the water, it automatically adjusts the whitebalance.

The actual technology used is a tried and true device called the Realistic Underwater Sensor Technology chip.

It takes away the complexity of underwater photography. impressive stuff.

Available from your friendly local uw photography shop.
Batteries not included.

[alv777]

Originally Posted by WhyZzzzzz using Canon G5 "swimming pool" series. it automatically adjusts the whitebalance to swimming pool conditions when it detects the chlorinated water. for actual dives, i use my trusty G5 "seamaster" series. again, upon detection of the degree of salinity in the water, it automatically adjusts the whitebalance. The actual technology used is a tried and true device called the Realistic Underwater Sensor Technology chip. It takes away the complexity of underwater photography. impressive stuff. Available from your friendly local uw photography shop. Batteries not included.

hahahahaha....this is a good one....