Posts Tagged ‘Underwater’
I have a light pink Sanyo VPC-E760. Can someone out a link on here because i can’t find underwater
cases for my camera. Thanks
What are some good underwater cameras for around $150. They must be able to go to at least 60FT because I am a huge scuba diver [:
Ocean Art Underwater Photo Competition Winners Announced, $ 67,000 Worth of Prizes Awarded
Santa Monica, CA (PRWEB) December 20, 2010
The Ocean Art Underwater Photo competition, organized by the Underwater Photography Guide, has announced its winners for 2010.
Over $ 67,000 worth of prizes were awarded to 77 photographers, include 12 days on the luxury liveaboard Arenui, 18 nights in Papua New Guinea at Walindi / Febrina and Loloata, 9 days on the Solmar V, 1.5 spots on an 11-day SMY Ondina trip, and 9 days on the Manthiri Maldives liveaboard.
Judges this year included prestigious professional photographers Chris Newbert, Martin Edge, Marty Snyderman, and Bonnie Pelnar. 1st place, Behavior category. “On Guard” by Matt Tworkowski
There are 7 winners in each of 11 categories, including Wide-angle, Macro, Portrait, Behavior, Novice, Nudibranchs, Supermacro, Fashion, and 3 Compact Camera categories.
The best of show was a stunning portrait of a saltwater crocodile in the Solomon Islands, taken by Keri Wilk. Other stunning images include a cuttlefish eating its prey, an octopus guarding its eggs, and a beautiful juvenile flying fish. Thousands of entries were viewed by the judges before the final set of amazing images were selected.
Winning photos can be seen here:
http://www.uwphotographyguide.com/ocean-art-contest-winners-2010
About the Underwater Photography Guide
The Underwater Photography Guide is a comprehensive website and community for learning about underwater photography and dive destinations, with over 500 pages of organized tutorials, forums, reviews, articles and workshops.
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I want to buy a camcorder for around $300 or less and I found a waterproof one for $190, it would be great to be able to film things underwater but I want to film things normally as well.
I have a Canon 450D and I’m gonna have a beach vacation soon. I want to take photos underwater while snorkeling. I have seen underwater camera cases for DSLR. Are those reliable? Please share your experience if you have already used one. I don’t wanna risk getting my DSLR soaked. XD
I am going on my honeymoon soon and we are going snorkeling and want to take pics underwater. but all i can find is disposables (that is what i want) that have no flash do i need one? and where can i find a underwater disposable camera that will give me good prints? please any advice will be great
i will be in St Thomas if that helps. i believe we will be near honeymoon beach
My character died in a spot underwater and I can’t ressurect him from the surface,and i have no idea how to go underwater a a ghost.I did it once before,but I don’t remember how.
I am looking for a good underwater camera. I will be swimming out with my buddy and video taping him while he is surfing. Is there anything out there other than the GOPRO?
http://www.sealife-cameras.com/cameras/dc1400 HD video of a Turtle shot in Dominica with the new SeaLife DC1400 underwater camera.
I need something to film underwater with. It’ll be mostly used in pools so not very deep at all. I need something that is actually waterproof and works with Mac computers. It would be nice if it wasn’t terrible quality either. Fairly cheep would be nice but quality really matters over price. I really need it to work underwater and not break. It would be nice if it was able to film out of water as well. Any ideas?? I check on amazon and there were so many mixed reviews for everything I’m not sure who to believe.
