Underwater Photography for Compact Camera Users

Today's compact camera systems can give sophisticated SLR setups a run for their money when it comes to fabulous shots, and they can do so at a fraction of the price and the bulkiness. But many divers who bring them along underwater still need to know how to use them. They often turn to Maria Munn for help to improve their techniques, and her compactcamera courses, held in her native Britain and on liveaboards abroad, fill up quick.

Now she has placed the knowledge and tips from her courses into this 175-page book, with easy-tofollow techniques opposite hundreds of full-color photographs to show how easily it can be done, and what results can be achieved. Besides her written how-tos, Munn's photos show the effects of different f-stops, ISO and aperture settings. Beginners will get good advice on what type of compact camera to buy, how to master the settings and how to frame great photos. No computer tricks described here - all the advice focuses on handling the camera itself. Munn writes in an easy, conversational manner that doesn't confuse the beginner or patronize the advanced users.

Go to www.undercurrent.org -- the book is featured on the home page for you to buy from us via Amazon, and the profits we receive from your purchase go to preserving coral reefs.