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hosh
hosh
WA
243 posts
WA, 243 posts
29 Dec 2010 7:47pm
I took a few pics today. First time I've tried taking water pics. Can anyone recommend a spray or something similar to repel the water from the glass on the housing?



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nokins07D
nokins07D
QLD
39 posts
QLD, 39 posts
29 Dec 2010 11:41pm
Great shots, I only wish we had blue sky and sun here at the moment :o)

The technique I use is while the lens/lens port is dry cover it with plenty of saliva, this helps form a thin water membrane over the lens once you take the camera/camera housing out of the water to take the shot.

For best results keep the camera/camera housing immersed in the water until the very last few seconds before you take your shot, the lens/lens port should then have a nice clear water membrane form over it which will get rid of those water droplets from your photos.

There are other methods like rubbing sliced potatoe and rainx on the lens, I have had no joy with either of these, all the best.

Cheers
Ian

The first decent photo I took using the saliva on lens method - Fiji 2008




Kristin Boese a couple of weeks ago in the rain KB4Girls Brighton Qld


hosh
hosh
WA
243 posts
WA, 243 posts
29 Dec 2010 9:45pm
Thanks Ian I'll try your technique. Mate couple of great pics.
nokins07D
nokins07D
QLD
39 posts
QLD, 39 posts
30 Dec 2010 12:01am
Thanks mate for your kind words, I look forward to seeing your pics using the technique one word of advice though, people will look at you funny when you start spitting on your camera
AKSonline
AKSonline
WA
925 posts
WA, 925 posts
29 Dec 2010 11:08pm
Nice pics Hosh,

Makes me miss the fun times at the point.

Weird looking and seeing pics of the school running without me there :-S

Lots of nice new toys in the pics too

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