Tahugoreng
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what kind of cam you use to take underwater picture? normal digital camera? or you using a special case for your dslr? sorry for the noob question
My underwater shoot! :)
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Tahugoreng
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Canon 5D Mark II ???
yup definately he used a special case for the dslr.
awesome.. where can i get it? haha i wanna try that kind of shoot also so inspiring
Shooting a model underwater does take its toll on the photographer as well... so it's not only you getting the tank ... it's taking care of the model and also training/helping her to overcome challenges and creating new poses. That's my experience with shooting more than 20 underwater models shoots till date and still counting (very fast)... hahaha
Karen, I treat u well right? hahaha
The casing is just like any other available underwater housing for scuba diving. It works in the sea, it definitely works in the pool.
If you can get a 4.5m deep pool, count me in! I am more than willing to share.
After doing so many shoots, training underwater models is getting easier and more systematic liaos.. hahaha
Karen, I treat u well right? hahaha
The casing is just like any other available underwater housing for scuba diving. It works in the sea, it definitely works in the pool.
If you can get a 4.5m deep pool, count me in! I am more than willing to share.
After doing so many shoots, training underwater models is getting easier and more systematic liaos.. hahaha
Canon 5D Mark II ???
yup definately he used a special case for the dslr.
Did the photographer have strobes, or all natural lighting?
Looks like natural lighting. Can tell from the first shot cos the model's face is not lit up and the main source of light comes from the sun behind the model.
are u holding lessons for underwater photography??
nah... too much pain to have lessons..
And ya.. it's natural lighting for most. but not all pools/timing can use.
nah... too much pain to have lessons..
And ya.. it's natural lighting for most. but not all pools/timing can use.
Haha don't really need lessons. lots of tips available online. and there're quite a fewe shooters on this forum who can share knowledge with you.
stonefish35
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Any safety diver on standby ? If not, I can volunteer myself. Just need a tank.
Do not think my P & S underwater setup can do a good shoot. And I cannot afford to house my 40D with proper lighting system.
Will be fun if I can chip in by been the standby diver for safety if there is more than 1 model.
Anyway, nice shots :thumbsup:
Do not think my P & S underwater setup can do a good shoot. And I cannot afford to house my 40D with proper lighting system.
Will be fun if I can chip in by been the standby diver for safety if there is more than 1 model.
Anyway, nice shots :thumbsup:
Hehe if possible i rather shoot. Just to try the experience of working with a model. :bsmilie:
stonefish35
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Haha, bro, you shoot la, I be the safety diver. My p n s in the ikelite housing looks small in front of all the big mamas.
My set-up is small and compact, hehe... :bsmilie:
madmartian
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Nice series! 
Nice mermaid!
Nice mermaid!The model in this series looks quite 'pro' from her portfolio, dunno if she'll work with us amateurs who don't know how to make a model pose and have no make-up artists. :sweat:
kawen
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haha thanks guys for all the compliments and comments. I'm of course willing to work with you guys if u all have interesting ideas. if underwater, do note i cant swim and someone mentioned to be a safety diver? haha
pm me if you are interested for a shoot
lala
this will be an issue in a 4.5 m pool....we wanna have fun, but we also wanna have fun safely.
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