Mastering Harsh Light in Underwater Photography with Cayman Jason

Embark on an underwater photography journey with Cayman Jason as he explores the dive site called Easy Street on the west side of Grand Cayman. In this video, Jason tackles the challenge of shooting with the sun directly overhead, providing unique insights into how to take advantage of harsh, high-noon light in underwater settings.
Jason begins the dive with a custom white balance, setting the stage for capturing the intense light in the water. He shares his strategy of using the dive boat to create dramatic light rays streaming down from the surface, a technique that adds depth and drama to the images. Throughout the dive, Jason experiments with different angles and settings, including a fast shutter speed and medium aperture, to capture the vibrant underwater life.
The video showcases various shots, from spherical images capturing both the sun and the dive boat to close-ups of colorful sponges and marine life. Jason also shares a valuable post-processing tip on how to adjust hues in raw images to eliminate unnatural rings around the sun. Additionally, he provides a practical tip for maintaining camera housings using a pony bottle air duster, ensuring all equipment is clean and safe for use.
This video is a must-watch for underwater photographers looking to improve their skills in handling challenging lighting conditions and capturing the beauty of the underwater world in harsh sunlight.
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