How to take good photos when diving?

Diving Xiaobai's first dive is usually snorkeling. If he wants to dive deeper, he still needs to learn Franz Zor's stress balance. However, a few meters into the water, in fact, as long as you master certain skills, you can also take good-looking photos. Let's learn some skills.

Tips for diving photos:

People who can float in the swimming pool with their limbs open are sure to take good photos.

If it can't float, go and see how to verify it.

Wearing flippers can help you control your body well and stretch the visual proportion of your long legs after wearing flippers.

When you are in the water, remember to make sure that your movements are bigger. Generally, when diving, the thigh drives the calf, so the photos taken will be more beautiful. Never bend your knees in front (similar to pedaling a bicycle), but it is ok to stretch backwards (this is more professional). ....

Jellyfish clothes, bikinis and swimsuits are optional, as long as you look good underwater.

If you don't hire an underwater photographer, you need to rely on gopro.

You don't have to dive too deep when taking pictures. One breath is enough!

People who help take pictures can be potentially more sure, just take pictures from the bottom up!

Prepare:

The sun will shine directly on the water inside, so it's best to keep the water clean.

Swimsuit:

If you have a good figure, you can wear a bikini. If you have a little belly, a one-piece swimsuit will be a very good choice. Both conjoined and tight-fitting have the illusion of helping you tuck in. You should know that underwater photos are not easy to retouch, so try to cover the fleshy place.

Camera:

If you don't want to buy a diving camera, you can rent it on a treasure. Now both iphone and GoPro can be launched, and it is also very convenient to shoot.

It is quite difficult to take underwater photos. I also took a lot of photos to see these. As long as you take more pictures, there must be something good.

Late color matching application: VSCO adjusts brightness and saturation.

As soon as the diving photos came out, I felt very forced.