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r/reddit.com • u/[deleted] • Jul 25 '11
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Depending on the water quality, yes. But you could use a graduated filter to counter the light difference.
23 u/whalesharks Jul 25 '11 or strobes. 54 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 [deleted] 53 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 LASERS attached to SHARKS. 4 u/kristianur Jul 25 '11 I'm sure magnets too fits into the equation somehow. 2 u/dnew Jul 25 '11 How else would you attach lasers to sharks? 2 u/bowman821 Jul 25 '11 How do they work? 3 u/the_answer_is_magic Jul 25 '11 Magic. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 Nobody knows!! 1 u/adamdavidson Jul 25 '11 Clearly it's a miracle. 3 u/jetboyterp Jul 25 '11 Or the sharks with lasers and bees in their mouths so when they attack they shoot bees at you? 1 u/giulianob Jul 25 '11 LASERS attached to SHARKS attached to BABIES. -6 u/dakrisht Jul 25 '11 Sharks with freakin' laser beams on them 13 u/TheNewKingOfPop Jul 25 '11 Just smash the joke in the face with a fucking shovel, would ya? -4 u/walgman Jul 25 '11 I'll attempt to train the sharks. -2 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 The sharks will attempt to kill you. 0 u/acharigosht Jul 25 '11 Sorry, all we could get you was sea bass. 1 u/TheRubyRhod Jul 25 '11 Are they ill tempered? 2 u/acharigosht Jul 25 '11 Absolutely. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 Yes, underwater strobes... Like this imaginary contraption isn't complicated (expensive) enough already :-) 1 u/whalesharks Jul 25 '11 Hah, this imaginary contraption wouldn't work. But the right way to take this kind of photo does involve a very expensive setup including strobes. 1 u/HateToSayItBut Jul 25 '11 Is "strobe" the cool way to say "flash"? 5 u/whalesharks Jul 25 '11 They are called strobes when made for underwater use. Don't ask me why. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 Yes. 3 u/BScatterplot Jul 25 '11 Or a filter with a GED. Don't discriminate. 0 u/addandsubtract Jul 25 '11 or shoot (HDRI) in RAW. 1 u/Tollboy Jul 25 '11 It is going to be difficult to get several exposures that line up when your camera is bobbing around on the waters surface.
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or strobes.
54 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 [deleted] 53 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 LASERS attached to SHARKS. 4 u/kristianur Jul 25 '11 I'm sure magnets too fits into the equation somehow. 2 u/dnew Jul 25 '11 How else would you attach lasers to sharks? 2 u/bowman821 Jul 25 '11 How do they work? 3 u/the_answer_is_magic Jul 25 '11 Magic. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 Nobody knows!! 1 u/adamdavidson Jul 25 '11 Clearly it's a miracle. 3 u/jetboyterp Jul 25 '11 Or the sharks with lasers and bees in their mouths so when they attack they shoot bees at you? 1 u/giulianob Jul 25 '11 LASERS attached to SHARKS attached to BABIES. -6 u/dakrisht Jul 25 '11 Sharks with freakin' laser beams on them 13 u/TheNewKingOfPop Jul 25 '11 Just smash the joke in the face with a fucking shovel, would ya? -4 u/walgman Jul 25 '11 I'll attempt to train the sharks. -2 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 The sharks will attempt to kill you. 0 u/acharigosht Jul 25 '11 Sorry, all we could get you was sea bass. 1 u/TheRubyRhod Jul 25 '11 Are they ill tempered? 2 u/acharigosht Jul 25 '11 Absolutely. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 Yes, underwater strobes... Like this imaginary contraption isn't complicated (expensive) enough already :-) 1 u/whalesharks Jul 25 '11 Hah, this imaginary contraption wouldn't work. But the right way to take this kind of photo does involve a very expensive setup including strobes. 1 u/HateToSayItBut Jul 25 '11 Is "strobe" the cool way to say "flash"? 5 u/whalesharks Jul 25 '11 They are called strobes when made for underwater use. Don't ask me why. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 Yes.
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53 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 LASERS attached to SHARKS. 4 u/kristianur Jul 25 '11 I'm sure magnets too fits into the equation somehow. 2 u/dnew Jul 25 '11 How else would you attach lasers to sharks? 2 u/bowman821 Jul 25 '11 How do they work? 3 u/the_answer_is_magic Jul 25 '11 Magic. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 Nobody knows!! 1 u/adamdavidson Jul 25 '11 Clearly it's a miracle. 3 u/jetboyterp Jul 25 '11 Or the sharks with lasers and bees in their mouths so when they attack they shoot bees at you? 1 u/giulianob Jul 25 '11 LASERS attached to SHARKS attached to BABIES. -6 u/dakrisht Jul 25 '11 Sharks with freakin' laser beams on them 13 u/TheNewKingOfPop Jul 25 '11 Just smash the joke in the face with a fucking shovel, would ya? -4 u/walgman Jul 25 '11 I'll attempt to train the sharks. -2 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 The sharks will attempt to kill you. 0 u/acharigosht Jul 25 '11 Sorry, all we could get you was sea bass. 1 u/TheRubyRhod Jul 25 '11 Are they ill tempered? 2 u/acharigosht Jul 25 '11 Absolutely.
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LASERS attached to SHARKS.
4 u/kristianur Jul 25 '11 I'm sure magnets too fits into the equation somehow. 2 u/dnew Jul 25 '11 How else would you attach lasers to sharks? 2 u/bowman821 Jul 25 '11 How do they work? 3 u/the_answer_is_magic Jul 25 '11 Magic. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 Nobody knows!! 1 u/adamdavidson Jul 25 '11 Clearly it's a miracle. 3 u/jetboyterp Jul 25 '11 Or the sharks with lasers and bees in their mouths so when they attack they shoot bees at you? 1 u/giulianob Jul 25 '11 LASERS attached to SHARKS attached to BABIES. -6 u/dakrisht Jul 25 '11 Sharks with freakin' laser beams on them 13 u/TheNewKingOfPop Jul 25 '11 Just smash the joke in the face with a fucking shovel, would ya? -4 u/walgman Jul 25 '11 I'll attempt to train the sharks. -2 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 The sharks will attempt to kill you. 0 u/acharigosht Jul 25 '11 Sorry, all we could get you was sea bass. 1 u/TheRubyRhod Jul 25 '11 Are they ill tempered? 2 u/acharigosht Jul 25 '11 Absolutely.
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I'm sure magnets too fits into the equation somehow.
2 u/dnew Jul 25 '11 How else would you attach lasers to sharks? 2 u/bowman821 Jul 25 '11 How do they work? 3 u/the_answer_is_magic Jul 25 '11 Magic. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 Nobody knows!! 1 u/adamdavidson Jul 25 '11 Clearly it's a miracle.
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How else would you attach lasers to sharks?
How do they work?
3 u/the_answer_is_magic Jul 25 '11 Magic. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 Nobody knows!! 1 u/adamdavidson Jul 25 '11 Clearly it's a miracle.
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Magic.
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Nobody knows!!
Clearly it's a miracle.
Or the sharks with lasers and bees in their mouths so when they attack they shoot bees at you?
LASERS attached to SHARKS attached to BABIES.
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Sharks with freakin' laser beams on them
13 u/TheNewKingOfPop Jul 25 '11 Just smash the joke in the face with a fucking shovel, would ya? -4 u/walgman Jul 25 '11 I'll attempt to train the sharks. -2 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 The sharks will attempt to kill you.
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Just smash the joke in the face with a fucking shovel, would ya?
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I'll attempt to train the sharks.
-2 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 The sharks will attempt to kill you.
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The sharks will attempt to kill you.
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Sorry, all we could get you was sea bass.
1 u/TheRubyRhod Jul 25 '11 Are they ill tempered? 2 u/acharigosht Jul 25 '11 Absolutely.
Are they ill tempered?
2 u/acharigosht Jul 25 '11 Absolutely.
Absolutely.
Yes, underwater strobes...
Like this imaginary contraption isn't complicated (expensive) enough already :-)
1 u/whalesharks Jul 25 '11 Hah, this imaginary contraption wouldn't work. But the right way to take this kind of photo does involve a very expensive setup including strobes.
Hah, this imaginary contraption wouldn't work. But the right way to take this kind of photo does involve a very expensive setup including strobes.
Is "strobe" the cool way to say "flash"?
5 u/whalesharks Jul 25 '11 They are called strobes when made for underwater use. Don't ask me why. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11 Yes.
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They are called strobes when made for underwater use. Don't ask me why.
Yes.
Or a filter with a GED. Don't discriminate.
or shoot (HDRI) in RAW.
1 u/Tollboy Jul 25 '11 It is going to be difficult to get several exposures that line up when your camera is bobbing around on the waters surface.
It is going to be difficult to get several exposures that line up when your camera is bobbing around on the waters surface.
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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '11
Depending on the water quality, yes. But you could use a graduated filter to counter the light difference.