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Scuba diving videos, interviews and news for underwater photography fans

Know your F-stop from your aperture, and your shutter speed from your ISO, or just starting out in underwater photography? Dive in for inspirational and informative interviews, videos and news

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New Underwater 360 VR Camera Housing
New Underwater 360 VR Camera Housing

Mantis Sub Launches Deep-Diving Underwater VR Camera Housing for Insta360 ONE RS 1-Inch 360 Edition, the Mantis RS360. Mantis Sub, a leading innovator in underwater VR

Ocean Art 2023 Winners
Ocean Art 2022 Winners

11th Annual Ocean Art Underwater Photo Contest Winners Announced Ocean Art Contest Announces the World’s Best Underwater Photography Culver City, CA – January 17, 2023

The Underwater Tour Awards 2022 Winners
The Underwater Tour Awards 2022 Winners

The winners of the third annual Underwater Tour Awards have been announced. The prestigious annual international competition encourages and inspires passion for photography, exploration and

Striding Out
How To Get Topside Dive-related Images

Above and beyond Paul ‘Duxy’ Duxfield explains how to get topside dive-related images, and then goes into detail about getting macro images that rise above

Clownfish and anemone on the top of Thomas Reef near Tiran Island, Red Sea. A late-afternoon dive gave me the opportunity to photograph it with the characteristic dappled light sunbeams in the background
Sunbeams At Sunset Photographs

Mario Vitalini discusses how underwater photographers can make the most of their ‘golden hour’ – usually referred to as ‘dappled light’ Photography is all about

Back to school
Back To School Of Fish

A vast school of fish swimming together is always impressive. However, taking a good picture is not always easy – as Mario Vitalini explains, the

Wide-angle photographs
Why wide-angle Underwater Photographs?

Wide-angle photographs are the images with that ‘wow factor’ you see gracing the pages of Scuba Diver, and here Paul ‘Duxy’ Duxfield explains how they