Quick Review: GoPro Hero 6 Black is Here!
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As you can imagine, we spend a lot of time in and near water. We also love surfing and anything connected to the ocean, to the sea. But as much as we and our Split dome port love water, some of our other belongings do not:). Camera, dry clothes, phones, wallet, documents, food… some things can not get wet. So we are really excited to present a new product that we have been working on for a while now – a waterproof backpack.
Taking half half photos with Split dome port is really easy, but technical stuff is not everything when it comes to photography. You know the saying: “It’s not the camera, it’s the person behind the lens!” So to help you out, we have put some essential tips that will help you improve your shots and help you learn how to shoot better over under photos into this easy infographic. Water is one of the most difficult and demanding environments when it comes to photography. There are so many variables there and we are not used to it like we are to air. Light just behaves differently underwater. But you don’t have to get all technical and scientific here. All you have to do is to follow these simple 8 tips and you photos will noticeably improve! For a more substantial book on becoming an 50/50 photo pro check out our Ultimate over under photography ebook. Read More
Even when the swell is small and there are no waves in Fuerteventura, there is always something to do. Like take your Split dome port to the local pool in Corralejo and have a bit of fun with it and take some over under photos. Read More
It is time to post another gallery of over under photos. This time photos come from my recent Sumatra surf trip. I must say that surfing was the main goal of the trip which means two 3-4h surf sessions a day. That left me with like 2% of the day energy supply for things like eating and taking over under photos :)). So these were shot pretty quickly and the conditions were not the best when it comes to water clarity. How clear the water is changed from day-to-day depending on the swell, wind, rain, currents…I guess, I don’t really know. So one day it could be so clear that surfing a wave felt like floating on air just above the coral heads and other days you could not see the toes on your feet when siting on your board. To bad I didn’t score the clear water conditions when I had my Split dome port with me. BTW: if you are interested in what are the best conditions for over under photography and get loads of other tips check out our e-book. Read More
Wings is an Australian multi award winning advanced Eco certified tour operator from Airlie Beach, Queensland. They own two of our Split dome ports and they use them regularly with their GoPro cameras on their trips around the area. And the surrounding is amazing! Airlie Beach is the perfect access point for Whitsunday Islands (click here for some photos to see just how amazing the place looks) that lie between the northeast coast of Australia, and the Great Barrier Reef. They are covered with dense rainforest and lined with white sand beaches that descent into the crystal clear sea teeming with marine life. If you have read our top tip for over under photography then you understand that white sand beaches and crystal clear water means GoPro dome photography heaven! Read More
Our new Split Dome Port for GoPro Hero5 Black has been available for a few weeks now and it is time to post some information and photos on the new dome port that will answer the most common questions that you guys have before ordering our dome. Read More