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Most of the exercises with different lens types will come later on in the course once we have discussed composition in a bit more depth. However, there is one subject that needs addressing here if you are using a viewfinder camera.
Close-focus wide angle is a very valuable technique in your underwater photographic repertoire, however it does need you to fully understand the features and limitations of your lens.
If you are using a supplimentary wide angle lens - one that screws or bayonets onto the front of your prime or standard lens, then there is an additional exercise for you.
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