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This new dive camera from Paralenz features a True Color OLED display and an improved image processor, which auto-corrects white balance while measuring the depth of the dive.
This new dive camera from Paralenz features a True Color OLED display and an improved image processor, which auto-corrects white balance while measuring the depth of the dive.
With its compact dimension (comparable to a backup dive torch), the MF-1 Mini Flash from Backscatter is mainly designed for macro enthusiasts who favor a narrow beam angle and the possibility to point light to areas or subjects bulky underwater strobes cannot reach.
Originally designed for AquaTech’s series of surf housings, the leash comes in handy at times when an underwater photographer needs both hands free but does not wish to release pricey camera gear into the abyss.
Whilst nowadays most underwater shooters do their white balance correction during postproduction of images, there are still many shooting situations (such as several different light sources present in one shot) in which doing it “old school” comes with clear advantages and optimized workflow.
Whether you plan to “hitchhike the galaxy” or dive with your underwater camera gear, it won’t do to go without a towel.
Designed for image-makers who work extensively in the field and who do not want to always carry a laptop as storage device with them, Lacie has come up with the BOSS drive, which lets you backup files directly from SD cards (integrated SD card reader included) and other USB devices.
After a long period of development, the new underwater strobe “Flash PRO” from manufacturer Retra is now in serial production and ready for pre-order.
Underwater dome ports made out of acrylic do have their advantages but are prone to scratches, which then might affect images in a negative way.
To clearly identify your own underwater photo gear, especially on crowded dive boats or in dive centres highly frequented by underwater photographers, labelling your photography or videography gear comes in handy.
With the needs of underwater photographers who are frequent travellers in mind, Italian underwater photography gear manufacturer Easydive has designed a new, super-lightweight trolley.