7 Mistakes EVERY Underwater Photographer Makes

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What are some other things you check before dives?
Comment from : Brent Durand

Great video! I've made most of these mistakes and another expensive onebrMake sure your unused lens is still on the holder all the time!brI was on a tourist excursion dive in Thailand way too hungover to safely dive, and I lost my dome when I was taking some macro shots I tried to backtrack and find it, but no luck I put on thin climbing ropes as lanyards now to prevent this expensive mistake with my new dome lens
Comment from : David Robertson

Hi Brent, gret video Stupid question: I just bought a Sea Dragon 2500 video light, but haven't really figured out the best way to use it The light seems best only for close up photos? Not so much for landscape video, taken further away? Would you recommend keeping the light turned on all the time, or only turn it on for close up photos/video? Thanks for the help
Comment from : Philip Moller Guitar

can you let me know on how to set my camera, so it won't shoot without the card it SONY A7R5
Comment from : Black Scuba Bear

What should i go for Marelux? nauticam?
Comment from : See from the Sky

Hi Brent, thanks a lot for your very cool videos! I have a G7x Mii that I take with me underwater I tried using the wide angle Inon UWL H100 M67 type 2 on it (without the extra dome) but I'm really not satisfied with the quality of the shots I feel they are very blurry compared to without it And the focus is often not good Are your recommended settings for Wide-Angle photo (ISO: 200, Aperture: f/5, Shutter Speed: 1/125, Autofocus: Single Point) valid with or without the Inon H100 on the camera?
Comment from : Corentin Lion

Damn man I have made all these mistake Thank you for this Video
Comment from : Black Scuba Bear

when should i to use flat port and when to use dome port, thanks
Comment from : Josephine

This video is slightly underexposed, I would recommend raising the exposure or brightness in post next time
Comment from : Joshua P

Excellent as always! It's what we have come to expect and what we get from you Brent!
Comment from : Marty Snyderman

Thanks for the video Brent Unfortunately, from my experience when I am part of a guided dive (say a diving safari), the group is always moving forward and you really don't have the time to wait for that perfect shotoften when I do that I loose the group
Comment from : Itay Rousso

My wife shots photos (I do Gopro videos) with an Olympus TG6 with a Dual strobes system Here question are: When and why should she use a DOME port? If she shoots wide angle how will a DOME help her? Which DOME port would you recommend? Thanks!
Comment from : TeamVermillDiving

Yup, guilty of all but #2 (only because I have terrible anxiety about scratching my dome port lol) Totally agree on having a vision - the majority of unique, comp-worthy shots come from photographers who have the image in their head beforehand and put in the work to pull it off
Comment from : Joseph Ricketts

Great video Brent! I am experienced in photography, but new to UW photography In #6, adjusting strobes How should they be adjusted? What angle should they be at?
Comment from : Stowers329

Except for the dome cover, all the others are me!!! So good to know I´m not the only one
Comment from : Yesica guiñazu

The most important photo you take is your test shot!
Comment from : sinetwo

Great reminders, very practicalbrbrThank you!
Comment from : Burhaneddin Muntasser

Congrats! You got me! I already made 5 out of 7 of these mistakes :-) Thanks for sharing this useful and important video!
Comment from : Andreas Abstreiter

Although I don't use a "real" camera (just a GoPro), I definitely learned the hard way to check the camera beforehand Nothing better than getting to the bottom and seeing "No SD Card!" lol The checklist idea is also a good onethere's a lot of gear and forgetting anything is easy
Comment from : Brent Dives

Tying in with #4 is swimming up too quickly to photograph a subject, doing so can sometimes spook them - sometimes it better to not look or swim directly up to them to allow them to access you as a non-threat
Comment from : G MEN