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Using the flash

Unless you are only taking photos at shallow

depths where a lot of ambient light from the

sun is available, you will most likely have to use

the flash to take well-exposed pictures. Luckily,

most cameras nowadays feature a built-in flash.

Even those found on compact cameras are gene-

rally sufficient for the most common shooting

situations. However, under special circumstances,

such as night diving, wide-angle photography,

shooting at large depths, etc., it's often necessary

to use an additional source of lighting (such

as an underwater torch) or, if available for your

camera, an external flash unit.

While various Olympus cameras can be con-

nected to an external flash (if a corresponding

underwater case is available), the option of using

a slave flash is also available for models not

having a regular external flash connection.

The slave flash is triggered by the built-in flash.

It attaches to a lighting tray which can be

connected to the standard tripod socket found

on the bottom of Olympus underwater cases.

• For mixed-light shots (using a combination

Tips:

of both the natural light and flash), aim the

camera slightly upwards toward the subject

to use natural light for the background and

the flash to light up the main subject

• When photographing subjects just below the

water surface, the flash can generally be turned

off because a lot of natural light is available

at these shallow depths

• A diffuser for the flash helps improve results –

all Olympus underwater cases and most out-

door cases feature this

• When purchasing a slave flash, remember to

check that it is designed for use with digital

cameras (called digital slave flash) and works

with yours (many digital compact cameras

emit two flashes each time – one for setting the

white balance, the other as the actual flash –

and the slave flash must be able to handle this)