Underwater
Photography
by
J. Ramón Palacios
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DOF
The
depth of field issue is none really with the Nikkor underwater
wide angles. Somehow I have never had an out of focus picture.
Simply try to shoot at no less than f/5.6, find a film with an
ISO speed sufficient for that in the waters you venture in. In
the Caribbean, at noon, sometimes ISO 100 is enough, 200 better.
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Clown
fish taking refuge in an anemone in Belize
Nikonos
V with close-up frame kit |
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picture you can appreciate all of the fish at various distances
in focus, although ISO speed was low and aperture wide,
no flash. |
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| This other
picture at lower depth had its DOF improved by a smaller
f-stop, due to higher ISO film speed and TTL flash from
the SB-103 speedlight |
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