Splitgadgets Posts Photo Tutorial For Users Of Go Pro Camera Dome Port Housing

July 27, 2016 – – Splitgadgets, a company based out of Slovenia, has updated their blog this month with a tutorial on over/under water photos. Throughout the post, the company describes the best way to benefit from the new dome port housing for GoPro cameras. They begin by posing the problem of lighting to photographers, and explain: “Shooting 100% above or 100% underwater allows the GoPro camera to automatically adapt to the amount of light that is available. But with over under photos the camera has to consider both – the brighter upper half and the darker lower half. Even with big dynamic range of the new GoPro cameras this can be a problem.”

The split dome port is designed to separate the water from the camera’s lens, creating a buffer which dramatically increases the clarity of the photos taken. The dome can be found through the Splitgadgets website at http://splitgadgets.com/. Here consumers can read more about the product, and purchase the dome from the comfort of their home.

The latest blog post features a number of ways which photographers can benefit from the use of the dome port. It offers suggestions such as getting as close as possible, so as to remove excess water between camera and subject, as well as waiting for sunny skies and clear waters before attempting photos. This reduces murkiness, and darkness which could result in a loss of clarity, because while the dome is said to improve clarity, Splitgadget admits that it does require some manual assistance.

To better represent the effects of the GoPro Camera Dome, Splitgadgets asks photographers to not only visit their main site, but also check out a large selection of photos at https://www.instagram.com/splitgadgets/. By visiting the team through their social media page, Splitgadgets hopes to show, rather than tell, consumers why this product works so well for above/below water shots.

For more information on the GoPro Camera Dome, or to learn more about Splitgadgets and their latest blog post, individuals are encouraged to visit the main page listed above. The dome port, carbon grip, and split neoprene cover for the dome are all available through the site.

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Contact Splitgadgets:

Klemen Surk
040860276
hello@splitgadgets.com
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1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
Europe

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