Latest version of Underwater Photography The magazine—Issue 140—is now available for free download.
As usual, the issue starts with a nice summary of industry news and new imaging equipment. Highlights include Nauticam NA-Z6III Camera Case for Nikon Z6IIIthe AOI Quick Release Mounting System for DJI Osmo Action 3/4 and Insta360 Ace/Ace ProRicoh G900 II rugged compact camera and Sea&Sea LX Series Video Lights. Two new books are also mentioned: “Lights Underground: Diving into Mexico’s Cenotes” by Martin Broen and “52 Missions: Underwater Photography” by Alex Mustard.
In terms of device evaluation, this issue has the content of evaluating the Nauticam Fisheye Converter Port (FCP-1) Kevin Palmer, Andrew McLachlan’s in-depth look at the Olympus/OM System M.Zuiko 8–25mm ultra-wide zoom lens for Micro Four Thirds, and Massimo Franzese’s review of the Panasonic Lumix GH7 in a Nauticam NA-GH6 case. Plus, Alex Tyrell tests out beautiful bokeh with the classic Meyer Görlitz Trioplan 100mm lens and a Trioplan clone from Chinese manufacturer TTArtisan.
To finish, Peter Rowlands interviews renowned Nat Geo underwater photographer Brian Skerry, Colin Marshall chats with award-winning underwater filmmaker Alex del Olmo, Martin Broen talks about his stunning new book about diving in Mexican cenotes (check out that gorgeous cover), Tony Reed shares the joys of shooting with a compact camera, and Tim Gurney discusses the art of using models in your underwater shots.
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