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June 14, 2008
Underwater Photography
Specialty
(a 2 dive specialty)
Counts toward the
Master Scuba Diver Certification
Certification
What do you need to start? Must
be at least 10 years old and certified as a Junior Open
Water Diver or an Open Water Diver or have a qualifying
certification from another training organization.
Why take the Underwater Photography Specialty?
The Underwater Photographer
Specialty course can help you learn how to take your
fist underwater photographs or fine tune your existing
skills to produce photographs that will stun your
friends.
What you will do: Read the Underwater
Photography Specialty manual and complete Knowledge
Reviews Parts I and II. Learn about
the planning, organization, procedures,
techniques, problems and hazards of underwater-photography
diving; photographic principles, composition,
film types, flash/available light photography and camera-handling
techniques; and the preparation, care and maintenance
of photographic equipment. You will get to use your new knowledge
during the 2 dives done under the supervision of an
instructor.
Click here for information about the dives.
Materials Needed: Underwater Photography
Manual (included in course price). Recommended:
video/DVD ($23.96)
Cost - $125 includes manual, use of an
underwater camera for the class, picture for certification card,
certification card and 2 dives under instructor supervision.
Recommended: video/dvd, add $23.96 for video/dvd.
If you have done an underwater photography dive
in connection with your Adventure Diver or Advanced Open Water Diver
certification, provide us with a copy of the Adventure Log book page
signed by your instructor evidencing that you have turned in the
knowledge review and completed the dive. We will subtract
$25 from the cost
of the specialty.
How to Get Started:
Call
us at 214-505-0713 or
click
here to email us.
You can come buy to pick up the
materials or we will deliver to your home or office.
Independent Study : Need one classroom prior to making dives. Read
the entire Underwater Photography Specialty Manual and complete the
Knowledge Reviews Parts I and II. Recommended: Watch
the entire video/DVD. You will need to turn in the knowledge
reviews prior to certification.
Class Dates: Dives can be done on any lake weekend or any trip.
Click here for our training
calendar.
Information about the Dives:
Dive One:
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Prepare and assemble an underwater camera system
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If appropriate, set the shutter speed and aperture for an exposure
based on manual meter readings, general film exposure information or
automatic programming information
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Focus the camera by varying subject-to-camera distance or focus
know setting
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Frame and expose a complete roll of film, if appropriate, taking
underwater still-life pictures
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Bracket the exposure of each type of photo taken underwater by
varying either shutter speeds or f/stops (if appropriate)
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Compose each still life applying basic considerations such as
flash angle, camera angle, subject position, image completeness,
foreground, background and complementary colors.
Dive Two:
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Prepare and assemble an underwater camera system
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If appropriate, set the shutter speed and aperture for an exposure
based on manual meter readings, general film exposure information or
automatic programming information
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Focus the camera by varying subject-to-camera distance or focus
know setting
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Frame and expose a complete roll of film, if appropriate, taking
diver pictures
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Bracket the exposure of each type of photo taken underwater by
varying either shutter speeds or f/stops (if appropriate)
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Compose each diver photo applying basic considerations such as
flash angle, camera angle, subject position, image completeness,
foreground, background and complementary colors.
Click here to email us to sign
up or for more information or call us at 214-505-0713.
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