I thought I would post some pictures of our snorkeling excursion to No Name Beach, Klein Bonaire. Here are pictures that hubby took with our Canon S90 and underwater housing (he did a wonderful job):
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2 comments:
Do you remember what your settings were on camera for the underwater images? They look great.
Hi Tom...on the Canon S90, we set the camera setting to underwater and then put the camera in the housing. On the Olympus, we also used the underwater setting. For my post production on the pictures, I use auto color in PS to put the red back in. I will check a few pictures to see what the settings are and post them here.
Sorry for the delay in answering your question.
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