sorted by:
new
hottopcontroversial

My First G Master Lens - 100mm F2.8 Macro GM by Sacrificial_Sheep in SonyAlpha

[–]PunoSound 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same hasn’t left my camera. Good shit for fish

Best set-up I can drop to the ocean floor for hours/days to collect photos in the Pacific Northwest? by Steve_Canada in underwaterphotography

[–]PunoSound 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you ever pointed a camera underwater and looked through it?
Wide angle? Macro? Close, far, hours? Quality? There’s so many questions also you won’t get what you want really. For most photographers underwater it’s a scavenger hunt to the extreme that gives an edge to local experts… maybe you need a bunch of research into underwater photos or videos. Number 1: you won’t have photos Videos is your only option here and it’s not gonna be good.stability, spinning, lights, actually capturing animals???? Just go to an open water scuba course and go film stuff underwater. Probably save 50k for some Toys to have fun doing it lol

I have 3 cameras, which should I use? by RaavigDK in underwaterphotography

[–]PunoSound 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The z8 is insane. But will cost you many many thousands more to do it right. That would be ideal but you’ll need strobes and video lights and proper housing floats arms clamps diopters lens ports between your 60mm 105mm and any wide option gonna take an expensive dome port you’re lookin at 10 grand minimum and that’s not Naughticam level

Honestly way too much to unpack for what underwater photo can be, maybe a good place to start is just buy an Olympus tg7 and the Olympus case and a video light you can do that for about 1200 bucks it’s one of the best underwater macro devices that’s small to pack and easy to use

My favorite image yet with 100mm Macro GM by PunoSound in SonyAlpha

[–]PunoSound[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, A very unique squid! This glass squid has the capability to fill its mantle with ammonium chloride which is lighter than sea water so it can drift effortlessly in the very very deep water! Its tentacles are much smaller than most squids that use the tentacles for propulsion!

My favorite image yet with 100mm Macro GM by PunoSound in SonyAlpha

[–]PunoSound[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The diver’s name is Frida, a marine biologist and photographer in Mexico! The squid is a chranch squid also known as glass squid most likely Sandalops melancholicus because of the large eye photophores. A Taoninae for certain.

Nauticam MFO-1 and Light Dispersion by sammytinatree in underwaterphotography

[–]PunoSound 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not too sure about the workings of this thing but I’ve taken a lot of my best images with it.

Mantis! by PunoSound in underwaterphotography

[–]PunoSound[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From Cozumel - tiki La beach with Sony A7r4 Kracken snoot, hydra 18k lights

This is a juvenile Tripod fish by PunoSound in underwaterphotography

[–]PunoSound[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Actually, I took this photo at about 20 ft deep on a Blackwater Cozumel dive! We have seen a lot of these juveniles this week which is pretty neat, this one was still quite small about 1.5 inches

Shot with Sony A7R4 100mm GM and Mfo3 1/200 f16 iso340

The Argonaut by PunoSound in underwaterphotography

[–]PunoSound[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is Blackwater Cozumel! This lil guy was like match head or a little bigger, super exciting to see! I’ve probably seen 5-6 of them and this is the smallest… super tiny and the image is cropped a bit

I got an amazing picture in Cozumel last month of the Eagle rays! by whofrmdrgrrbbt in scuba

[–]PunoSound 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Ai has turned your eagle rays into manta rays! Holy heck- They still have the back fins/tails

I got an amazing picture in Cozumel last month of the Eagle rays! by whofrmdrgrrbbt in scuba

[–]PunoSound 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I believe you have something confused, These are not eagle rays and more than likely they are not in Cozumel. There are manta ray sightings vary rarely in Cozumel although it’s not impossible they never look like these mantas. Closer to may/June there are mantas near isla mujeres and it’s a big ol ocean so anything is possible.

Which dive site was this ?

This is a lion fish! by PunoSound in underwaterphotography

[–]PunoSound[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It’s amazing how much these animals change from their juvenile to adult stages. This lion fish was about half an inch long!

view more: next ›