BSoUP Members - please send
links to your videos to Brian Pitkin
Videos are arranged in chronological
order by date posted to YouTube or Vimeo - most recent first.
All may be viewed full screen by clicking on the enlarge
button. Not all are HD and pixellate when viewed full
screen
Using Photoshop Elements in Lightroom
and
creating a mask to help remove backscatter
by Paul 'Duxy' Duxfield
A tutorial to show a quick way to remove lots
of backscatter on your underwater pictures, using Photoshop
Elements Magic Masking, and all without closing down Adobe
Lightroom, by Duxy from Scuba Travel. Presented at BSoUP's
February 2013 Meeting.
BSoUP Member Linda Pitkin (www.lindapitkin.net) is one of
more than 20 underwater photographers and videographers giving
15 minute daily talks in the Underwater Pixel World at Boot in
Dusseldorf this week. Her talk covers some of the key areas:
rule of thirds, color, perspective, background, framing,
movement and patterns, and the talk is illustrated throughout
by Linda's images.
Adam Hanlon (wetpixel.com) recorded Linda's talk, which
you can view by clicking the image left or at Wetpixel on
Vimeo.
At every DEMA show, speakers are invited to
deliver talks about aspects of underwater imaging at a stage
within the Imaging Resource Center. BSoUP
Committee Member and Wetpixel Associate
Editor, Alex Mustard delivered a talk entitled
"Domes without the Drone" at the most recent show and
wetpixel were on hand to film it. The talk is less about dome
port theory, and more on the practical pros and cons of various
types of domes available, together with situations in which one
type may be preferable over another.
40:25 mins - November 2011
Martin Edge's Presentation to
BSoUP
Faults and Fixes - Tips and Tricks -
Part 1
21st September 2011
Video by Jo Horrocks
Introduction
Backgrounds
Shooting Down v Up
Martin Edge's Presentation to
BSoUP
Faults and Fixes -
Tips and Tricks- Part
2
21st September 2011
Video by Jo Horrocks
White Balance
Big isn't always beautiful
Lighting
Martin Edge's Presentation to
BSoUP
Faults and Fixes -
Tips and Tricks- Part
3
21st September 2011
Video by Jo Horrocks
Dappled light
Sunballs
Building a picture
Mono Conversions
Martin Edge's Presentation to
BSoUP
Faults and Fixes - Tips and Tricks -
Part 4
21st September 2011
Video by Jo Horrocks
Faults and Fixes - Tips and
Tricks
Format
Negative Clarity
Bokeh - Blur Aperture Settings
LCD Brigthness
Flash Carry Distance
Martin Edge's Presentation to
BSoUP
Faults and Fixes - Tips and Tricks -
Part 5
21st September 2011
Video by Jo Horrocks
How it looked in the first place
Snoots - Pre-conceived ideas
Circular fish eye fun
Torch or no torch?
Martin Edge's Presentation to
BSoUP
Faults and Fixes - Tips and
Tricks- Part 6
21st September 2011
Video by Jo Horrocks
Does it work in 3 months time?
Who do you please
Changing lenses all the time
Pushing housing forward
Fear of Failure
Shot list - subject fixation
What to Shoot
by Alex Mustard
Video by by Jo Horrocks
An informal talk to fellow members of the
society - with several digressions along the way.
What to Shoot - Part 1.
Icelandic Intermission. Before discusssing the subject of his
presentation, Alex treated us to some of his fantastic images
he had taken during the previous three weeks in Iceland.
13:17 mins - 21 May 2011
What to Shoot - Part 2.
by Alex Mustard
Video by by Jo Horrocks
The second part of Alex's presentation.
11:12 mins - 21 May 2011
What to Shoot - Part 3.
by Alex Mustard
Video by by Jo Horrocks
The third part of Alex's presentation
12:27 mins - 21 May 2011
What to shoot - Part 4.
by Alex Mustard
Video by by Jo Horrocks
The final part of Alex's presentation.
16:29 mins - 21 May 2011
BSoUP is
extremely grateful to Alex for giving the presentation and
agreeing to make it available and to Jo Horrocks for videoing
it and spending many hours editing the videos and digital
images.
Martin Edge's Photo
Tips
by Jo
Horrocks
Video clips used by Martin Edge in the
presentation with Alex Mustard at Imperial College, London on
6th Nov 2010 on getting good backgrounds and other techniques.
Narration has been added to explain what was being shown.
Filmed, produced and narrated by Jo
Horrocks.
