NIKON - Underwater Photography Tips - Master Underwater Settings!

Learn how to take better underwater photos. Join Clint from Cairns Dive Adventures and learn how to shoot better underwater photographs with a NIKON D-90 DSLR Camera. Learn camera settings, light ideas, composition, camera angles. Gain a better understanding of underwater photography!
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[@BrianJones-le8wh]

Great photography tips! Can't wait for restrictions to ease so we can get back onto the Great Barrier Reef.

[@CairnsDiveAdventuresAustralia]

Hi Brian thanks for the feedback! Yes, I can't wait to get back out diving too! Not long to go fingers crossed!

[@ChristianoGioacchini]

Never tried underwater photography but looks lit!

[@CairnsDiveAdventuresAustralia]

It is a lot of fun thanks for the feedback!

[@juliebirdsall1358]

Interesting concept for shooting up to get better photos! Thank you for the tips!

[@CairnsDiveAdventuresAustralia]

Yes, a simple tip but one that can really enhance your photos! Thnxs for the feedback!

[@hannahzhang7849]

Great information.

[@CairnsDiveAdventuresAustralia]

Thanks for watching, hopefully some helpful tips in there! :)

[@edsouthworth9819]

Any lens suggestion for canon 5Dmkiv? Just switched from a compact to the full dslr.

[@CairnsDiveAdventuresAustralia]

Hi Ed, I use the Tokina 10-17mm this is a magical lens for wide angle! Just amazing! Reading around online this is also a great option for full frame cameras too! Check out this article here - www.uwphotographyguide.com/tokina-10-17mm-fisheye

[@hannahzhang7849]

Is shutter speed kind of sync with flash power and speed of flash light?

[@CairnsDiveAdventuresAustralia]

Well generally I always run my shutter speed at 160/sec you can sometimes run it at 200/sec but if you run your shutter much faster than that you can miss your strobe flash. I always shoot my strobes in manual setting to adjust the (speed) / power as the photo requires. Leaving the shutter stuck on 160/sec and adjust the speed and power to get more light or get less light depending on the shot. Hopefully that makes sense. :)

[@hannahzhang7849]

Lol, for me the most important thing is to have the excellent buoyancy skills…🤣

[@CairnsDiveAdventuresAustralia]

Yes you and me both! :)