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May as well join in. I take a fair few u/w photos when im not working using a 550D in a modified 450D ikelite housing. If i was buying from scratch now i'd get a Nauticam housing without doubt but it wasn't around at the time i bought my 450D. Usually using a 10-22mm lens/8" dome for wide or 60mm/f2.8 macro with flat port for macro. 2 x DS160 strobes.
Lionfish surrounded by Anthias on a large green Salad Coral by WhitcombeRD, on Flickr
Green Turtle swimming towards the surface to breathe by WhitcombeRD, on Flickr
Messy Eater by WhitcombeRD, on Flickr
A large Green Turtle waves a flipper at the camera as it swims over shallow seagrass with a remora and small fish in tow by WhitcombeRD, on Flickr
Two moon jellies drift in shallow water near a hotel jetty by WhitcombeRD, on Flickr
Those from the last few weeks. Got more on the flickr photostream.
Underwater photography is fun but ridiculously expensive. Often the camera body is the cheapest part of the whole setup!
..and yes, the Martin Edge book is well worth a read.
Lionfish surrounded by Anthias on a large green Salad Coral by WhitcombeRD, on Flickr
Green Turtle swimming towards the surface to breathe by WhitcombeRD, on Flickr
Messy Eater by WhitcombeRD, on Flickr
A large Green Turtle waves a flipper at the camera as it swims over shallow seagrass with a remora and small fish in tow by WhitcombeRD, on Flickr
Two moon jellies drift in shallow water near a hotel jetty by WhitcombeRD, on Flickr
Those from the last few weeks. Got more on the flickr photostream.
Underwater photography is fun but ridiculously expensive. Often the camera body is the cheapest part of the whole setup!
..and yes, the Martin Edge book is well worth a read.
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