Underwater Photography Specialty Course at The Dive Outfitters, Edmonton, Alberta

17826 - 107 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Phone: 780.483.0044 Fax: 780.437.8643

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This course allows the student to experience some of the special considerations of underwater photography, with a discussion of many of the areas of interest to the photographer.

Topics will include: lighting, filters, strobes, camera use, composition, care & maintenance, and buoyancy skills.

The first part of this course will include classroom and pool training with the instructor. The second part will include an open water component that may be completed either during your winter vacation or next summer in a local lake.

Students are encouraged to use their own underwater cameras during the course to help familiarize them with their own system. Sealife Reefmaster DC1200 cameras with digital strobe & wide angle lens are available for rent (limited units available).

Course fees do not include textbook, transportation, accommodation, equipment, air fills, etc.

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In the fully updated fourth edition of The Underwater Photographer, Martin Edge takes you deeper than ever before in to the world of underwater photography. This comprehensive revision offers practical advice on everything from basic techniques such as using compact cameras, composition and lighting to more adventurous topics such as the use of two flashguns, shooting with manual white balance and using Magic Filters.

New chapters cover highly specialized underwater techniques such as shooting pelagics, split-level shots and extreme macro and close-up, while common sense guidelines to using the latest software such as Adobe Photoshop Lightroom provide both the novice and the seasoned underwater photographer with the tools they need to gain control of their digital workflow.

As the only comprehensive guide to underwater photography available, the fourth edition of The Underwater Photographer is the bible for underwater photographers of all levels and skills.

Beautifully illustrated with over 500 stunning images, this new edition is as close as you can get to having your own private tutorial session without having Martin in the water with you.