Kyu Furumi

In shallow areas around 5 m, small coral heads often create harsh surface highlights, making it difficult to reproduce the vivid red of the Crescent-tail bigeyes sheltering underneath. By balancing exposure with strobe output — and now with the addition of HSS — it is possible to achieve a far more natural and accurate rendering.

Kyu Furumi

When shooting directly toward the sun, glassfish easily produce flare and halation. HSS greatly suppresses these issues, allowing crisp and clean results even in strong backlight.

Kyu Furumi

Large schools of silver-stripe round herrings and cardinalfish gathering around the reef can now be illuminated with exceptionally even lighting, revealing depth and separation throughout the scene.

Kyu Furumi

Even in dynamic situations where countless anthias surround Maldivian anemonefish, light spreads beautifully and delivers outstanding color reproduction of the subjects.