5 tips for FILMING MACRO underwater 

refocusing the lens on an action camera with a narrower field of view lens (90 degree). Still not a perfect macro but a good close-up can be achieved: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rBWDJaA43AE.html

nice shot, I like it. It's just a shame when the fish come to close to the camera and get out of focus.

@@MatthiasLebo It has some limitations and the DOF is surprisingly narrow despite the small sensor. The focus is fixed, so it cannot follow the subject, but the camera is below 200 Euro, so it's not that bad

Love it! And kinda sad we didn't include it in the video... 😂 Pleasure collaborating with you mate. We should do it again soon... 😉

Thank you so much for your comment. 🙏 means a lot to me. ☺️

Thanks for the feedback guys. Should be another few weeks before we're ready to publish the snoot techniques video. It's gonna be good though... 🤗😎

Glad my video was helpful. 😊

Thank you so much for the feedback. Very happy it was useful for you. 🙏🏻😊

You're welcome mate! 😊

Usually I dial down the power unless I want to take some more special macro shots (black background) in which case I use a snoot light like the Backscatter MW4300.

I wouldn't use a magnifying glass. That seems awfully complicated and I'm pretty sure the results are not going to be the same. I would use one like this, depending on your GoPro model: amzn.to/3iJ05ER

What exactly are you looking for? Just a try to place your camera on or a tripod?

Hi Matthias. I got a DIY rig. Wish I could share.

If you’re looking for a camera try, Scubalamp is making a fairly good one that costs around US 100.