Sealife DIGITAL FLASH manual STEPHEN’S POINT-AND-SHOOT Workshop

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STEPHEN’S POINT-AND-SHOOT WORKSHOP

This series of four photos taken with the SeaLife flash shows the tremendous effect water has on color saturation. In the first

photo (above right) the subject is approximately five feet away. Note the dull, muted colors. In the second photo (above right), from about three feet away, colors are more authentic.

As the photographer moves progressively closer, the colors are richer. The blue filtra- tion of seawater is

reduced, and resolution and contrast is enhanced. Get close for optimal results!

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Contents Digital Flash Page Contents SeaLife Digital Flash Features and Benefits Without Digital Flash With Digital Flash Page III. Picture samples you can do this Page For non-SeaLife camera’s IV. Preparing your camera and SeaLife Digital FlashPage Prepare your Digital Flash Discharge flash Magnetic switchSealing Latch Page Setting the preflash cancellation switch Page Switch position Description of setting Pre-flash cancellation settingsPage Page Page Page Test Flash Digital Flash-Ready Light Test PicturesPage Page Page Camera with two Digital Flashes Overexposed picture How to use the Digital Flash underwaterDepth Visibility Light Adjusting camera settingsDepth Visibility Light Page Using the Digital Flash variable power adjustment Page Stephen Frink VI. Tips from the Pro’sSTEPHEN’S TIP 1 Minimize Backscatter STEPHEN’S TIP 2 Shrink the Water Column STEPHEN’S TIP 3 Choose the Right Subject STEPHEN’S POINT-AND-SHOOT Workshop CATHY’S TIP Cathy ChurchCATHY’S TIP Page Page JOHN’S TIP John ChandlerJOHN’S TIP VII. Care and Maintenance Page VIII. Glossary Page IX. Trouble Shooting Guide Flash does not fire all the time Dark areas in your pictures Page Page Page Page Item SL972 New! SeaLife Lens Dock Page Page Page XI. Warranty statement and service Español Deutsch Français Italiano