Top 10 underwatercompetition.com Competitors

wetpixel.com

Wetpixel is the premiere community website dedicated to underwater photography and videography

divephotoguide.com

comprehensive underwater photography website and community for underwater photographers. tutorials, product reviews, equipment, photo galleries, contests, travel

underwaterphotography.com

I am 31 years old, diving since I was 15 and shooting underwater in the last 6 years. I am the Co-Founder of Mozaik Underwater Cameras , one of the leading underwater photography stores in the world. I am originally a web developer and programmer and specialize in Internet marketing. When founding Mozaik in 2006 I combined my technical skills with my passion for diving and experience in photography and I am fortunate to say I am doing what I love on a daily basis.

reefphoto.com

A guide to choosing your first underwater camera.  Whether you’re looking to get into underwater photography or you're a seasoned pro who just wants to see what’s new in today's digital age, there seem to be almost constant new releases and advancements in camera technology. Either way, we've got you covered. Today, we are going to pretend you’re completely new to this and cover the basic differences between Compact Cameras, Crop Sensor Cameras (APS-C & Micro 4/3s), and Full Frame Cameras. We will also touch on the difference between DSLR and Mirrorless. This will help you gain a better understanding of what's out there. Camera technology seems to be advancing at a breakneck pace, and megapixels seem to be constantly adding up to numbers we never thought possible. With new camera releases happening all the time, it can certainly be difficult to keep up, and if you're new to underwater photography, it may be completely overwhelming. Each camera we have listed below is currently supported by an underwater housing manufacturer.  The question that seems to be asked most frequently is...   What is the best camera for underwater photography? This is a loaded question, and before we delve into it, it's important to understand what you will primarily use the camera for and define your goals. There's no reason to invest in the best of the best if you only plan on taking ID images that may never leave the SD card. It's akin to using a submarine to explore a kiddie pool. Some crucial factors to consider include: Will you be taking photos, videos, or both? Is having a high number of megapixels important to you? Do you prefer full control over the camera settings, or do you want the camera to handle them for you? Is the size of the camera a concern for you? What is your budget? What type of photography are you planning to pursue—fisheye, macro, or both? How robust is the support from underwater housing manufacturers? Will this camera provide a platform for you to learn and

diver.net

california scuba diving bbs, dive boats, information; official dive gear page; paulette's underwater photographs of southern california

coldwaterimages.com

underwater photography

uwpmag.com

uwp is a free web magazine sponsored by advertising aiming to give a platform for existing and new talent in underwater photography together with equipment reviews. published continuously since 2001 uwp is a bi-monthly downloadable pdf file for you to keep and enjoy whenever it suits you.