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Underwater Photography Jul/Aug 2015 Issue 85 The magazine that doesnt have to say anything here Pelagian Wakatobi’s luxury dive yacht Resort or liveaboard? At Wakatobi, guests can enjoy the best of both by adding a cruise aboard Pelagian to their resort stay. This luxuriously appointed 36-meter private yacht carries a maximum of ten guests, and ventures farther afield in the Wakatobi archipelago and southern shore of Buton Island. Five staterooms, each with separate shower rooms, offer ample private space; a dedicated chef provides fine dining; and a one-to-one staff-to-guest ration ensures the utmost in service and personalized dive experiences. ”The Pelagian liveaboard was over the top! Love the 70+ minute dives, the briefings and extra presentations. The dive guides are very knowledgeable and found interesting and rare sea life. Everyone worked very hard to make our experience perfect.” Frank and Barbara Maloit www.wakatobi.com Issue 85/2 www.uwpmag.com Contents Underwater Photography 4 Editorial 38 Canon G7X Fantasea FG7X A web magazine UwP85 Jul/Aug 2015 5 News Travel & Events by Phil Rudin 13 New Products 47 South West Ramblings 14 62 Magnificant Pelagian by Mark Webster by Karen Stearns 28 Aquatica Olympus AE-M1 by Dan Bolt 42 FIX Neo 3000 by Marco Montocchio 66 Book Review 54 Photographing turtles by Peter Rowlands by Joseph Tepper 68 Parting Shot by Nigel Marsh 32 Olympus EM5/11 & Ikelite by Phil Rudin 44 IkeliteFluoresence by Phil Rudin 58 Crown of Thorns by Christophe Mason-Parker Underwater Photography 2001 - 2015 © PR Productions Cover shot by Publisher/Editor Peter Rowlands www.pr-productions.co.uk Dan Bolt [email protected] www.uwpmag.com Issue 85/3 Editorial The Silent World Fast forward 50 years and we Yes, you can’t deny that bulbs required large rechargeable have a dwindling situation but with harnessing the power of the sea seems battery packs to provide the ampage Jacques Cousteau was pushing the same perception still existing. the obvious solution to renewable to drive the wattage output of these it a bit with his description of life The general public can’t see what has energy but when you consider that the heat generating bulbs whose colour underwater. The invention of the happened and what is being done to Manacles Reef area next to where 5 temperature was too warm for ‘aqualung’ enabled an increasing the underwater world by mankind’s million tonnes of ideal construction daylight balance films. Not ideal. number of ordinary people to sample activities in general. rock will be dug out and transported Fast forward a decade or so and the underwater world but, with the by sea from a newly built harbour, ignoring the slight detour into HID exhaled bubbles, silent it was not; Renewable energy this pristine reef will certainly be bulb technology, we have the humble however in a strange sort of a way, in affected and possibly even smothered LED which when developed into to extinction. ‘arrays’ can produce the amount of between breaths, it felt so. Here we Then there’s the race for Now that doesn’t sound as green light output to equal and even surpass were, able to stay down and observe renewable energy; solar, wind and or renewable as was first thought, the halogen bulb. Add that their light this new life in an alien environment tidal being the front runners. Mark does it? output is the ‘colour’ of daylight, that comparatively unfettered for the first Webster’s excellent article about the Fortunately, or unfortunately, they generate far less heat (but still time. It was bound to be revolutionary. threat to The Manacles Reef area in actually, the voting public can’t see significant amounts) and that they What Cousteau saw, filmed Cornwall is just one example of how what’s going on underwater. require far less power and you have a and communicated was truly the good lord giveth with one hand technology which provides benefits all groundbreaking but it was in and taketh away with the other. round. a different era. The footage he A tidal lagoon in Swansea Bay, Video lights Who knows? If they are transmitted was sometimes barbaric Wales has been given the go ahead developed even further they may even (dynamiting reefs in the name and money and company executives Anyway, enough of all this doom challenge the performance of strobes of science to see what the effect are swarming to the honey pot. and gloom; we have an energy success for still photography. would be?!) but this was accepted “The return of British Sea Power: story in our own world with the There. I’ve left you with a good by the viewing audience of the Consent for world’s first Tidal Lagoon emergence of the LED (light emitting news story :-) day because the overall perception Power Plant opens new door in global diode) which is providing more output of the 50 minute movies was that effort to address climate change” is than energy consumed to create it, if the underwater world was full what Mark Shorrock, chief executive you get my drift. Peter Rowlands of adventure, beauty and, more of Tidal Lagoon Swansea Bay Plc Traditional lighting from halogen [email protected] importantly, capable of limitless said. supply. Issue 85/4 www.uwpmag.com News, Travel & Events New Scuba Dive Asia website Wetpixel Isla Mujeres Whale Shark Expedition 26 July to 1 August 2015 Scuba Dive Asia make it easy to plan and book your diving adventure online. A breathtaking scuba diving holiday in Fiji. A liveaboard scuba vacation to the Galapagos aboard a luxurious 100-foot yacht. A romantic honeymoon dive resort in Raja Ampat. All these diving vacations and more can be easily perused and booked on the new and improved Scuba Dive Asia website. Highlighting the relaunch of website is an eye-catching, user- friendly format that offers visitors Wetpixel has two spaces rays too. We leave early and come their first taste of how easy booking available on their Whale Shark back late, which makes not only for their dream dive vacation can be if Expedition to Isla Mujeres this year. better encounters, but also means done through Scuba Dive Asia. 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For this 5-day workshop, John plans to offer a combination of photo and video instruction. This is suitable to a wide variety of divers from those with entry-level compact cameras right through to from non DSLR-experienced photographers divers to Check out our special and those starting out with GoPro instructors – Whale Sharks trips in action cameras. The content would there really is 2015 be adapted to fit the experience and something for needs of the group and a broad outline everyone. would be modified to suit as the week John progresses. studied at John already enjoys running Trinity College these successful courses and the Dublin, learned instruction is an easy-going coaching to scuba-dive style, with an emphasis on working with Dublin University Sub-Aqua with participants’ existing knowledge Club and went on to gain experience and skills and building on it. both in Ireland and abroad, eventually Sharks Bay Umbi Village have becoming a PADI instructor in 1991. day boats that charter the classic He went on to start Cork Dive School northern Red Sea dive sites as well in 1992 and continued to develop his as a house reef. This is a fantastic own diving skills and was an early all-round diving experience for any adopter of the advances in technical Download our online brochure budding photographer. diving. HERE Sharks Bay Umbi Village is suitable for all levels of qualification www.oonasdivers.com Issue 85/6 www.uwpmag.com Amos - the movie I am writing to you today to tell you about a new project that I am involved in. Over the last five years I have become the subject of a documentary that tells of my adventures in the wild, and my special relationship with wildlife. The film is called AMOS, and right now, I am in need of your support! We have received most of the funding for this project from television networks and production companies around the world, but we still need just a little bit more in order to tell this story. 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