thank you very very much, next week Im going to Anilao , I couldnt work macro last five years . This informations are priceless . Your tutorial series is perfect every underwater photographer .🙏🙏🙏
Great video, thank you. I wish that you managed where your side window was placed on the slides. Your side window (showing your picture) was blocking part of the slides with important information. What I do myself for remote lectures is to always put a rectangular box in bright color on the PowerPoint slides in the upper left or right corner of each slide (and format the title of the slide so that it fits with this box). The box will be a placeholder for you to remember to position your side window picture on this box so that you don't block parts of the slide with important information. Your picture doesn't have to be as wide as you had yours, just your head and shoulders.
You are totally right. I always found on previous webinars that I was too small. but you are right, I am covering important screen real estate. Note for next one!
@@InsiderDivers It is always a learning experience for both sides of the webinars. Good luck to you. I always enjoy your valuable webinars and efforts.
Dear Simon, watched your tutorial and was very useful. My photo equipment are as follows: Canon Powershot G7X II, Nauticam Housing, a Fanta Sea UWL-09F Wide Angle Dome, a 10x Inon magnifier, a SeaLife Digital Pro Flash (which is very old and needs to be upgraded) along with 2 SeaLife Sea Dragon 2500 lights. Until I upgrade my flash would it be better if I remove the diffuser and permanently increase my Camera aperture by 3 stops?
thank you very very much, next week Im going to Anilao , I couldnt work macro last five years . This informations are priceless . Your tutorial series is perfect every underwater photographer .🙏🙏🙏
Good Job, Simon!
Thank you so much for completing the series, very useful practical information 🌹
Thanks simon,really appreciated
Great video! Good job
Great video, thank you.
I wish that you managed where your side window was placed on the slides. Your side window (showing your picture) was blocking part of the slides with important information. What I do myself for remote lectures is to always put a rectangular box in bright color on the PowerPoint slides in the upper left or right corner of each slide (and format the title of the slide so that it fits with this box). The box will be a placeholder for you to remember to position your side window picture on this box so that you don't block parts of the slide with important information. Your picture doesn't have to be as wide as you had yours, just your head and shoulders.
You are totally right. I always found on previous webinars that I was too small. but you are right, I am covering important screen real estate. Note for next one!
@@InsiderDivers It is always a learning experience for both sides of the webinars.
Good luck to you. I always enjoy your valuable webinars and efforts.
Dear Simon, watched your tutorial and was very useful. My photo equipment are as follows: Canon Powershot G7X II, Nauticam Housing, a Fanta Sea UWL-09F Wide Angle Dome, a 10x Inon magnifier, a SeaLife Digital Pro Flash (which is very old and needs to be upgraded) along with 2 SeaLife Sea Dragon 2500 lights. Until I upgrade my flash would it be better if I remove the diffuser and permanently increase my Camera aperture by 3 stops?
Hi Amr, I am afraid I am not a fan of SeaLife. Very flimsy lights. I would bite the bullet and upgrade to a Inon Z330 or at least D200
What if I am using sync cord, is that possible to switch it to rear sync on my strobes? Thank you