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Choose from a wide selection of underwater strobes and flashes, as well as underwater focus lights from various manufacturers. Adding light is the single most important improvement you can make to you underwater photography or video setup.
External underwater Strobe Lights, also known as an underwater flash, are very important in underwater photography. There is no better way to increase the quality of your underwater photography than by adding strobes. Using strobes will help bring out the brilliant colours of the ocean in your images. They allow you to reduce backscatter, and enable you to try different lighting options. Strobes range in power and quality and it is always recommended that you get the most powerful strobes in your budget range.
Underwater Focus Lights aren't necessary in all situations, but are highly recommended. Digital cameras, both compact and DSLR, focus by detecting contrast at the focusing point. Water absorbs light quickly, so using a focus light allows the camera to see the contrast and quickly focus. Using a focus light is critical for shooting at night (it also serves as a primary dive light), for shooting super-macro and often times for shooting macro. Many experienced photographers use focus lights while shooting wide-angle into bright sunlight as well.
The Scuba Doctor is one of the largest dive retailers and mail order suppliers in Australia of new Underwater Strobes and Underwater Focus Lights. The best combination of quality services, vast selection, knowledgeable staff and everyday low pricing.
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The Scuba Doctor is located south of Melbourne at Rye on the beautiful Mornington Peninsula — an easy diversion on your way to and from going diving at Portsea, Sorrento, Blairgowrie, Rye or the back beaches.
The Scuba Doctor Australia — Dive Shop
The dive shop is located south of Melbourne at:
The Scuba Doctor Australia
Boon Wurrung Country
1/49 Peninsula Ave
RYE VIC 3941
AUSTRALIA
Melway: 168 C6
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Take a tour through the dive shop.
GPS Coordinates
Latitude: 38° 22.612′ S (38.376869° S / 38° 22′ 36.73″ S)
Longitude: 144° 48.395′ E (144.806583° E / 144° 48′ 23.7″ E)
By Public Transport
From Flinders Street Railway Station, Melbourne CBD
This journey by public transport will take from 3 to 4 hours depending on the time of day you are travelling.
Train: Take the train from platform 8 to Frankston.
Walk: To the bus stop in Young Street, near the Franston Railway Station.
Bus: Take the Route 788 bus towards Portsea. Get off at stop Hygeia St/Point Nepean Rd (Rye).
Bus: From Hygeia St/Point Nepean Rd (Rye) bus stop take Route 787 bus towards Sorrento.
Get off at stop Rowley Recreation Reserve/Melbourne Rd (Rye).
Walk: Along Melbourne Rd 350m.
Turn slight right at Peninsula Ave.
Continue to 49 Peninsula Ave.
For you specific needs, please use the Public Transport Victoria Journey Planner.
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