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INEVITABLY, THERE comes a time for most underwater photographers when the focus shifts from the excitement of taking pictures underwater to the finer points of technique and the equipment necessary to create great images. For most, this means an upgrade. While point-and-shoot cameras are fully capable of creating great images, there are several advantages to shooting with a digital single lens reflex, which is what serious amateurs and professionals use.
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Learn from REEF's Lad Akins what you can do to help stop lionfish from destroying indigenous marine life.
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Dictionary of Photography Terms: Learning the lingo is key to mastering underwater shooting.
PADI's specialty courses improve your skills in the water. Learn to dive in unique environments, to use specialized tools and learn more about what you encounter.
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Before you hit the beach you slather on the sunscreen, right? Well, not just any sunscreen. A new study finds that the chemicals found in sunscreen are also killing off coral reefs worldwide - specifically via a process called coral bleaching.
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You have to be in it to win it: Competitions are great forums to push your photography to the next level. But you'll never know where you fare unless you enter.
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Strobes -- The Power of Choice
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The Bahamas It's true what they say: You never forget your first time. My very first scuba dive in salt water (which was my first scuba dive in anything other than the 40-degree, peagreen depths of Lake Huron) was on an LST (Landing Ship, Tank) wreck sunk adjacent to a reef just north of Nassau. After the champagneeffect veil of bubbles had lifted, I was astounded; I could see so far that it seemed as if I was diving in air.
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