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📸 Getting dark centres or hot corners in your wide angle underwater photos? ➡️ That's just a strobe angle problem, and the great news is that it's an easy fix! Here's the quick version: Position your strobes at 10 and 2 o'clock. Angle them so their light cones meet just BEFORE your subject. Make sure the front of your strobes are in line with your handles. This gives you even coverage without hot spots on the edges or a dark gap in the middle. 🎯 My free Strobe Positioning Guide breaks this dow
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📸 Getting dark centres or hot corners in your wide angle underwater photos? ➡️ That's just a strobe angle problem, and the great news is that it's an easy fix! Here's the quick version: Position your strobes at 10 and 2 o'clock. Angle them so their light cones meet just BEFORE your subject. Make sure the front of your strobes are in line with your handles. This gives you even coverage without hot spots on the edges or a dark gap in the middle. 🎯 My free Strobe Positioning Guide breaks this dow
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