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• Aim your strobe straight out, rather than tilted down, for subjects
beyond a foot from the camera.
• Extend your strobe as far away from the lens as possible to reduce
backscatter.
CATHY'S TIP 5:
Experiment with other settings for your conditions. For example, the
flourescent setting may give better results in green colored water.
CATHY'S TIP 6:
• When you see a turtle, don't swim directly at it. If it is eating,
approach slowly and let him get used to you. If it is moving, swim
quickly at an angle to a position in front of it. Sometimes they will
swim right into you.
• When working with fish near coral heads, have a buddy swim to the
other side of the coral head and encourage, not chase, the fish to
your side.
Set the white balance for cloudy to increase color.
Don't scare the fish
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