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Underwater photography at photokina
Ilse Jurriën : September 22th 2008 - 09:54 CET
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 Underwater Imaging World at photokina : One of the reasons why photokina is always worth a visit is that the fair brings new photography and imaging trends to life. This will also be the case in 2008, when visitors will be treated to the first-ever “Underwater Imaging World at photokina”. Covering more than 250 sq. meters, the experience-oriented event in Hall 5.1 will showcase the fascinating world of underwater photography. In cooperation with the partner organizations ColorFoto and Taucher.Net, first-time exhibitors from the underwater photography sector and established companies from the photography and imaging industry will be showing enthusiasts of this trend how they can shoot good images of the underwater world.
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Professional scuba divers give valuable tips at photokina
On each day of the event, the sector’s “stars” will appear on stage to talk about their experiences and give valuable tips on underwater photography. Visitors can test cameras in a pool under real-life conditions. Professional scuba divers will be on hand to provide visitors who find the right equipment with valuable tips on using digital cameras in underwater sports.
Underwater photography
Hobby scuba divers who have already had some experience with underwater photography will be able to bring their pictures along to have them judged by international underwater photographers, such as Todd Essick and Steve Jones. The star photographers will also be available for discussions and will help visitors optimize their images. Essick, who has been one of the top underwater photographers for many years, will also give tips every day on how to make perfect underwater photographs.
Underwater World at photokina 2008
The offerings of the Underwater Imaging World will be rounded out by fascinating presentations, breathtaking films, and photo shows, in which professionals from the sector will be providing concrete help. Naturally, visitors to photokina will also be given the opportunity to photograph pretty “nymphs” frolicking in the water.
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