Operation Manual

Control your buoyancy and set

yourself up in the ideal position

before taking a picture or shooting

video. This allows you to hold the

camera steady and control your

shooting distance. Good buoyancy

control will help you avoid stirring

up the sandy bottom which will

cloud-up the water and cause

backscatter. Controlling your buoyancy is very important for your

diving safety so don’t start shooting until your buoyancy is under

control.

Compose a good picture.

Avoid shooting down on the

subject from above. Shooting

down usually results in a poor

contrast because the subject

blends into the background.

Try and shoot upwards from

below the subject so you get a

blue water background and

better contrast. Get the entire

subject into your picture frame. Don’t cutoff the hands, fins or

head of your subject. You can always crop you image later on

your computer if you want.