Gear… We Love It!!
Underwater Photography Equipment Reviews – I think it is true to say that part of the attraction for many underwater photographers is the gear we use. And I learnt many years ago never to discuss my equipment on a trip unless I was specifically asked about it. Even then I will be quite careful what I say!
I think the basic point is that we get very emotionally invested in what we have bought. Because we did buy it and it is expensive stuff, so there is a subliminal justification going on! Don’t get me wrong, I suffer from GAS (Gear Acquisition Syndrome) quite badly. But I do understand very well now that just buying new stuff won’t make me a better photographer.
So I only buy new stuff when a) I have reached the limit of my current stuff can do for me… Or b) when there is real creative potential in some new stuff.
Reviews
Listed below are the reviews that I have done that are either new or still relevant.
I will be adding new underwater photography equipment reviews as I can – so please check back as you can.
Ultimate Underwater Photography DSLR Housing
There really was no other logical option to a Nauticam housing for my D850 as I was already well invested into their ecosystem.
But I was very pleasantly surprised at how much the overall feel and function of their housings had progressed
Ultimate Underwater Photography DSLR
I bought my Nikon D850 solely for landscape photography and then got caught between a rock and a hard place with my D500…
But, after housing the D850 I realised just how capable it is of capturing truly amazing underwater images
ONEUW One160X Strobe Review
kind of drifted in to the purchase of these high-end Italian strobes. And was a bit dubious they would make a significant difference.
But after two weeks in the cold, but incredible waters of South Australia I was extremely impressed with these strobes
D500 for Underwater Photography
Nikon D500 for Underwater Photography – A Mid-Term Review… How time flies – just over two years ago I wrote a first impressions review of my newly acquired Nikon D500. And in it I waxed lyrically about what the new “king of DX (APS-C) photography” could do. Two years is a long time in digital …