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07-22-2006, 10:23 AM
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 Photography a small very basic 'Sealife Reefmaster' camera. Pics usually come out 2 blue/green no matter wot the developers do ... I do get a lot of pics of blue/green water but that's more down to my underwater photography technique ( or lack of  ) than anything else LOL Am going diving inFuerteventura (Deep Blue) in a couple of weeks so grateful 4 any advice ... Thanks in advance Kathi  |
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