Recent content by waisj

Hi there, It really depends how much money you have to burn. It all boils down to what you would prefer to shhot underwater. First off, have you photographed underwater? Do you like macro u/w? Wide angle? Have you used a system with strobes? Why not tag along with someone who...

A Rare encounter you have there...!!!!! :)

My apologies to all sub-forum members for my long absense. I am back now!!!!! Regards Waisj

Congrats!!!!! :)

Hi h2o I can't seem to be able to see the picture...

I have used these kind of products before, at depth it will be hard to adjust the settings due the pressure. The air volume at depth will not let you access the buttons readily.

Mate care to show your setup? ;) my fingers are itchy now...

I'll concur with what kthan has said, I little more underexposure on the backgroud would have been good. I'd still consider that a sun burst shot. Regards waisj

Hi Zee, First Off, Welcome to UWCS, Hope you'll enjoy your stay here. I believe you can't hotlink photos from Webshots to clubsnap. You might want to try using our own free clubsnap gallery. Regards

Hi h2o It is definitely a great leap forward on the quality of your pictures... good job. the rest have parted with their comments which I shan't repeat. None the less a great leap forward.

Hi Guys, In light of the bandwidth and length of this thread, could i ask some of you guys to create a new thread with regards to organizing this U/W fashion shoot. It will be beneficial to all as other forums members could browse and tap onto the information on a new thread easily...

Let me then Iterate this to you. There is no room in this forum for crassness. The light that beivied shed was for your to start a discussion for the benefit of the forum members and yourself. There are tonnes more people who browse and who don't contribute. This is NOT a place to start...

haha yes yes... Still Underwater Phography, but not Underwater - Underwater Photography... :D Then again with Strobes, 2m would be good too.....:D

Hi DeusExMachina, Strobes will always be a integral part of Underwater Photography, else most of the pictures will be blue-ish in tint. The strobes will bring back the colour @ depth. Cheers

Thanks mate!!!!!:heart: