Underwater Photography Guide Equipment and Tipps – Benjamin Jaworskyj learn Photograper

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Love this guy’s personality!! Thank you for sharing!

how do you think of using micro four third good size and weight and olympus is doing good housing

Hello mr. Jaworskyi, thank you for all the useful info! Simple question: would the plastic 'bag' allow me to operate the dials on top of my nikon 645N; the (large) focus ring of my (large) macro lens, I will only focus manually; and, most importantly, what about the accessibility of the viewfinder (the 645N has a small viewfinder)? Next: have you ever worked or seen colleagues working with an Outex housing? I somehow feel those Outex housings would fit my specific camera better, operationally. Again thanks, and one word about your presentation: kept me on my seat, as you are enthusiastic!

How deep can I take my plastic bag with my camera?

what would you recommend for underwater using canon 1200d?

Great video thanks Dankeshun!

HI Benjamin, what type of file format you shoot with you Sony A7R + RIII and Sony A6000 when taking underwater photography? Do you shoot it in JPEG or RAW format?

I'm assuming there must be some photographers here, do you know which camera is best one for underwater filming in Miami for scuba and snorkeling?

Nauticam housing for the a7ii rocks.. buy one!

Hey ben, thanks for the review. Actually I just bought seafrog/meikon UW case for my Sony A6500 and it’s works well, but when I read or see video about why they use ikelite or nauticam is because more leakproof than seafrog/meikon and I planned to replace the UW case to ikelite/nauticam. Please give an advice.

hello Benjamin! nice to see your video with your direct way of saying things, I am only an amateur photographer but I agree with your point of view on the material, my future purchase is a fisheye for my underwater box to try to capture the most light possible at certain depths, do you confirm that fisheye will allow me to enjoy the maximum light possible? all the best from me! jean michel

Excellent descriptions! What do you think of form factors like the Nikon W300, Olympus TG-, or the SeaLife Micro 2.0? Is the image quality more or less the same as an action cam, or do the accessories and internals provide added value? I'm currently looking for a successor to my AW120 for the next dive trips, but researching UW photography equipment seems more complex as procuring a commercial vehicle to me… Thanks in advance!

For Meikon housings, a wet lens dome port is available. Not as good as a dome port for Ikelite though, but a must-have if you have the Meikon housing and shooting wide. For me it was between the Meikon or Ikelite. I chose Ikelite simply because it's Ikelite has more ports.

Hi how can I get into travel photography. I been doing photography for 6 years already so I looking to get into travel photography. thank you.

What is a better use of my money? I have an RX100v – Would it be better to buy the underwater housing for that. or for nearly the same price, should I buy the Sony FDR-x3000, so I have a whole extra camera and don't have to risk the expensive camera… Is the RX100v much better underwater?

yep, im from Belgium and I use canon 600D with ikelite housing and lens 18-55mm or macro 100mm… Most of pics in fresh water. I don"t have so much problem its totally fit for my camera but yes totally expensive 😀

Seems you might want to try upgrading from ikelite to nauticam or aquatica.. I only have to remove the back on my aquatica to change battery and cards, camera fits super tight, and when placing camera in the housing some of the controls move out of the way so there no reason to remove the dome or other port.. also the lens rings are much better quality, machined aluminium with orings to grip the lens.. plus the ports are held on a lot more securely!

Benjamin, Loved this clip. How close were you to the tortoise? It looks so crisp and clear, and colors are so vibrant. Whenever I've tried to take underwater photos it just looks like there's too underwater debris everywhere. Thanks for sharing the tips!