
r/underwaterphotography

One of the coolest fish I’ve ever filmed underwater
Managed to get this shot of a napoleon wrasse on a dive and I’m honestly still blown away by how it turned out.
These fish look absolutely unreal underwater — huge, calm, and somehow full of character. The colors in the water, the coral textures, and that blue-green tone around the fish made the whole scene look almost surreal.
Shot this on an iPhone 17 Pro underwater, which still feels a bit crazy to say. Didn’t expect it to handle the scene this well.
Definitely one of those moments where you look at the footage after the dive and just sit there like… wow.
O-Ring search.....for Olympus PT-EM11 housing
Greetings All,
Just returned from the Philippines for a two week dive trip, it was amazing!! Got some great shots that I will post later, but more immediately I am seeking some assistance in finding replacement o-rings for my Olympus housing. I had to replace o-rings on the trip, I had one spare set with me so no issues. But upon returning home, Backscatter whom I purchased the housing from has said they are no longer available. I have reached out to Olympus too, no response as of yet, but expect the same thing. Backscatter's suggestion was to contact an o-ring manufacturer. Guess that's an option but these are pretty unique and not round as most are.
Had anyone run into this type of issue with another brand of housing or (with luck) this type of housing? At best, it's 5-6 years old, never thought I would run into this this soon. Thanks in advance for any help!!
Ive been taking nature photos for about 5 or 6 years now and got this beauty the other day 🥹🥰 the beauty of the world truly amazes me! Also, happy cake day to me 😁
Best Camera Setup for Diving in Great Barrier Reef
I will be heading to tour Australia in about a month. As part of the tour, there will be an option to scuba dive in the Great Barrier Reef and I'm not sure if the diving instructors/tour guides will record the experience. This would be my first time diving so wanted some recommendations on how to best capture the experience for Instagram. Would some kind of GoPro setup work?
Tips for taking pictures with an Action Cam
Hey guys, I do photograph on land and take a lot of videos underwater but I have on problem for taking photos under water. I've got an DJI Osmo Action 5 and yestday all my pictures are blurry and not sharp. That's because the setting was on auto but two questions:
Is it better to have a housing around the cam so that between the water and the lens is air?
I would like to shoot on manual with individual shutter speed etc. but when I've got gloves or a housing, you can't change anything. Is there something I'm missing or just the way an action cam works?