http://www.servantsofallah.org/scuba-diving/need-help-choosing-an-underwater-camera-housing-for-scuba-diving Explore the nice oceans Sun, 18 Oct 2009 03:45:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=1461 http://www.servantsofallah.org/scuba-diving/need-help-choosing-an-underwater-camera-housing-for-scuba-diving/comment-page-1#comment-706 scubabob Sun, 18 Oct 2009 02:21:59 +0000 http://www.servantsofallah.org/scuba-diving/need-help-choosing-an-underwater-camera-housing-for-scuba-diving#comment-706 You get what you pay for. It's your camera. Personally I'd spend whatever it takes to keep that camera safe and able to take decent shots. As for a flash, you'll probably find that you'll want to put a piece of tape over the flash if there's no option for turning it off. Most of the time, a flash will produce back scatter in images ( looks like a snow storm) as the light from the flash hits suspended particles in the water and bounces back. If your camera and housing allow it, the use of what's called a strobe will be better. It's a type of flash that's mounted and pointed off to the side, reducing back scatter.<br><b>References : </b><br> You get what you pay for. It’s your camera. Personally I’d spend whatever it takes to keep that camera safe and able to take decent shots.
As for a flash, you’ll probably find that you’ll want to put a piece of tape over the flash if there’s no option for turning it off. Most of the time, a flash will produce back scatter in images ( looks like a snow storm) as the light from the flash hits suspended particles in the water and bounces back. If your camera and housing allow it, the use of what’s called a strobe will be better. It’s a type of flash that’s mounted and pointed off to the side, reducing back scatter.
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