UWCameraStore Fiber Snoot Pro Dual

Dan Bolt · Issue 103, Jul/Aug 2018 · pp. 35–38

Gear Reviewsnootdual snootfibre optic snootmacro photographystrobe lightingSea & Sea YS-D1Loc-Linespot lighting

Products mentioned: UWCameraStore Fiber Snoot Pro Dual, UWCameraStore Flip Snoot Pro, Sea & Sea YS-D1, Sea & Sea YS-D2, Sea & Sea DS160, Sea & Sea DS161, Sea & Sea Z-330, Sea & Sea Z-240, Sea & Sea D-2000, Aquatica AE-M1, Olympus OM-D EM-1, Panasonic 45mm macro, Olympus 30mm macro, Olympus 60mm macro, Olympus 12-50mm, Nauticam CMC-1

Just after the last edition of UwP Mag came out I received one of the new dual-fibre snoots from UWCameraStore. I’m a big fan of snoots and have a few in my armoury – ranging from the Flip Snoot Pro from the same manufacturer all the way down to a 20cm length of old drain-pipe glued to a spare diffuser for my YS-D1. Don’t laugh, it’s surprisingly effective in the right situations! So, enter with eager anticipation the “UWCameraStore Fiber Snoot Pro Dual”. As the name succinctly suggests this is a dual snoot, which uses fibre cores fed through 2 flexible Loc-Line arms to channel the light precisely where the photographer wants it. For us micro four-thirds shooters it can sometimes be hard to get the light where it’s needed because m4/3rds lenses – and therefore ports – are so short there isn’t physically much room to tuck strobe and snoot into the desired position. Take the Panasonic 45mm…

Read the excerpt (PDF, pp. 35–38)

More by Dan Bolt

All articles by Dan Bolt →

More in Issue 103

Full issue table of contents →