Scuba Diving magazine announces the winners of the 2024 Through Your Lens Photo Contest.
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The annual "Through Your Lens" photo contest is now open for submissions. Cut your teeth on a well-known underwater contest whether you're a beginner or a pro.
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Outputting a maximum of 1,500 lumens, with two additional power levels and twoemergency strobe functions, this dive torch is depth-rated to 330 feet/100 meters.
This super-bright high-end video light can provide a steady 120-degree, 15,000-lumen flood beam for up to 60 minutes, and can provide a 18,000-lumen burst for still photography.
Capable of outputting a wide 100-degree, 6,000-lumen beam, this powerful remote-control-capable video light can also flash an 8,000-lumen burst when shooting still photography with a fiber optic cable.
This compact, affordable underwater photo/video light is packed with features including a bright 1,500-lumen flood beam and 800-lumen spotlight.
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