Tried and true techniques for AF shooters: five tips for getting perfect focus every time

Article Abstract:

Underwater photographers using the autofocus (AF) technology should follow five suggested techniques to attain a perfect focused picture. The AF shooting techniques depend on the setting, subjects and its movements. The subjects are classified into five areas. They are stationary subjects in wide-angle settings, moving subjects in wide-angle settings, stationary or approach tolerant subjects, moving subjects in uniform direction, and moving subject in erratic motion.

Practice, Photographers

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1:1 and beyond

Article Abstract:

Tools and techniques for photographing the reef's tiniest subjects with the help of housed camera are illustrated. The lens' native magnification will deliver life-size imaging, but getting great magnification will require a teleconverter, extension tube, diopter, macromate, woody's diopter and seacam diopter.

Macrophotography

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