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Adobe Lightroom Underwater Photos Post Processing
I always recommend customers to shoot RAW and post process their shots at home. This usually generates better results than a red filter and is actually pretty quick and easy. Here are some great examples from our recent photo shoot in Roatan:
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Mari Herrarte
Mari has been diving for 15 years and loves spending time in the ocean, surrounded by nature. She is also passionate about photography and capturing the beauty she discovers underwater.
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2 comments
With the cannons100 and the strobe would I need a filter of some sort?
When shooting with a strobe you cannot shoot with a filter as the photos will turn our completely red. It should be either a strobe or a filter. Regardless, as the post suggests, I recommend shooting RAW and setting the white balance in lightroom. We will post a lightroom tutorial very soon.