Feb 21, 2025
By Tobias Friedrich For shallow encounters with marine animals like this Sperm Whale, you can easily setup your SeaLife Micro 3.0 to shallow white balance or even surface white balance. Setting it to “Underwater Deep” would show too much .. Read More
Feb 07, 2025
By Tobias Friedrich Encounters with Sperm Whales are awesome and rare. That’s why we want to capture the moment as best as possible with our cameras. Even though cameras are very fast nowadays and can capture many images one after another, it&r.. Read More
Jan 31, 2025
By Tobias Friedrich Being alert and focused underwater not only adds safety and wellbeing to your dive, but also gives you the best results with your underwater camera. When you can see an animal or a school of fish early or in the distance, you can .. Read More
Jan 24, 2025
By Tobias Friedrich Capturing Oceanic Mantas with a camera is something really special. Sometimes the Mantas swim in a very nice formation together, and you’ll want to be ready and press the shutter at the right moment, especially when the form.. Read More
Jan 17, 2025
By Tobias Friedrich It’s very important when underwater to compensate for the missing illumination from the sun. Using high-performance underwater lighting like the Sea Dragon lights, the powerful and color-friendly lights will illuminate the m.. Read More
Jan 10, 2025
By Tobias Friedrich Placing a diver into the background of an image is always a good idea and works best in wreck photography. This can be planned before the dive or can be a spontaneous situation like this, with the diver swimming by an opening with.. Read More
Oct 10, 2022
By Tobias Friedrich When shooting corals, it’s important to have powerful underwater lighting with a high color rendering like the Sea Dragon 3000F to be able to capture all the colors of the reef. Shoot the image when the fish are around the r.. Read More
Sep 26, 2022
By Tobias Friedrich Move calmly in the water and don’t make too many motions, especially not towards the animal, and they’ll tend to come closer to you; like this Hawksbill Turtle. This allows shots of the front and sides which is always .. Read More
Sep 13, 2022
By Tobias Friedrich Good composition is always important, especially if you have enough time to frame a subject like this coral reef rock. Try to take a few minutes and swim around the subject, while holding your camera towards it and checking the ca.. Read More
Jul 19, 2022
By Tobias Friedrich When a subject performs a “flyby” like this Hawksbill Turtle, make sure to frame it against open water. The animal will stand out much more when it has only blue water around it, instead of having a reef or any kind of.. Read More
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