First pictures with a Pentax W10 - underwater macro! The reason for adding this camera to my kit was for underwater imaging of insects and fish so I thought that it would be appropriate to start off with the first images as such. So far so good. I will definetly need good light to do this in the field. The posted images are unretouched - the brighter ones taken with the flash, the darker without. All files are Copyright © 2006 J. Andrew Towell Please contact me at troutstreaming@gmail.com to negotiate for any and all usage rights.
First images taken with new Pentax W10. Camera was purchased for underwater macro imaging of fish and insects, so I thought that the first images should be such images. Subjects were a golden stone and a small water boatman. Twenty images were shot, with lack of light - leading to slower sutter speeds being the reason for the low keeper rate. The first images were taken with a flash, the subsequent without. Images are as shot camera jpg's with default 'underwater macro' presets.
First images taken with new Pentax W10. Camera was purchased for underwater macro imaging of fish and insects, so I thought that the first images should be such images. Subjects were a golden stone and a small water boatman. Twenty images were shot, with lack of light - leading to slower sutter speeds being the reason for the low keeper rate. The first images were taken with a flash, the subsequent without. Images are as shot camera jpg's with default 'underwater macro' presets.
Camera: Pentax Corporation (Pentax Optio W10) |
More details: exif |
Original size: 2816px x 2112px |
Current: 400px x 300px |