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Something they’ve never been able to do in Lightroom (but Canon shooters have been able to do from the start). What Nikon users get with this plug-in is the ability to simultaneously write to their camera’s memory card, and the computer they’re tethering with.

Well, they told me what it is that Nikon users would love, and I have to admit, I think they’re right (just based on how many Nikon users have complained about this Lightroom tethering feature that Canon shooters get they Nikon users don’t. “The end results are a fast, stable tethering connection with SONY users and added features for Nikon users – seamlessly integrated with Adobe Lightroom Classic.” Here’s the line from their Website that had me scratching my head: Well, it appears the folks at Tethertools got wind of my post on Monday (since they contacted me), but luckily they only had one thing they wanted to address - my comment on why a Nikon user would want to use their Smart Shooter 4 plug-in, since Nikon’s have been able to tether straight into Lightroom for like 11 years.

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Update on Monday’s Post about the Sony Tethering Plug-in (and why Nikon Users Might Want To Use It) Now that you’ve seen it - am I being too picky on the frame rate thing? Let me know in the comments below. With that said, video lights will allow you to shoot both video and stills with the same light.NOTE: There’s no audio - this is just to see the frame rate example. Even a very powerful video light, like 10,000 lumens will not be nearly as powerful as a small strobe. Video lights are continuous and for this reason they require bigger batteries and never last longer than an hour or so at max power. This only works for still shots of course. Strobes are like flashes, they throw a burst of instant light that is very powerful but for an instant. There are 2 types of lights for underwater use, strobes and video lights.

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Good even and powerful lights can get you professional underwater photos and videos even with a basic $300 camera. What they don’t initially tell you in stores is that even if you have the best camera in the market, to get great underwater photos you need lighting. The secret to great underwater photos and videos The Gopro Hero10 which can generate professional videos at a tiny size and under $400.

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The Canon G7X III which has manual DSLR like controls, high quality images and videos and is still affordable. Once you’ve determined your needs, you’re well on the way to choosing the perfect underwater camera for you. Something like a 12 megapixel Canon with a high-spec sensor performs better than a camera with high megapixels but a poor sensor. When picking an underwater camera, aim for a better sensor than high megapixels. Yes, they are essential when it comes to the quality of your photos, but not as much the camera sensor. Many people think that megapixels are super crucial. The TG-6’s built in lens is just the same as a dedicated macro lens, thats something to consider. And if you’re mad about the small critters, consider a macro mode or ask yourself whether you’re willing to shell out for a dedicated macro lens. Geneally speaking, zoom is not needed underwater, the closer you get to the subject the clearer the photo will be since there is less water in between. Have a think about what kind of zoom capabilities you need and whether a macro mode is a make or break option. If you’re just shopping for a scuba camera and you’re an occasional diver, consider an option that doesn’t require an expensive housing. Next, decide whether you want a dedicated underwater camera or you expect it to do double duty above the waves too. If you haven’t done that, you could find yourself overspending and left with no money for critical accessories or, even worse, a housing! What to Consider When Buying an Underwater Cameraįirst and foremost, you need to determine your price range.

One of the most durable picks on the market, this underwater camera is a great choice for shallow dives, snorkeling, and people who want a camera they can take anywhere. Perfect for shallow dives, snorkeling, and swimming with five underwater shooting modes, the Tough underwater camera is also suited to other outdoor pursuits.

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The microscope mode allows focusing from as close as 1 Inch and while this camera doesn’t have a full manual mode, you can actually get professional shots with this tiny compact. The Olympus TG-6 has a very unique lens that allows incredible macro photography without any external lens. Image quality, even without editing is vivid and bright. The Olympus Tough’s zoom can extend up to eight times, so small details in the distance are easy to capture. This underwater camera’s unique selling point is that it’s waterproof, shock-proof, crushproof, and freezeproof.īesides its durability, it also takes excellent photos and can capture a water drop in 4K resolution.

If you’re looking for an exceptionally durable and reliable waterproof camera, the Olympus Tough is a good choice.

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