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The History of Underwater Photography



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Underwater photography, dating back to the early 20th century, began with modified cameras and primitive diving equipment. Pioneers like Emil Racovitza and Louis Boutan conducted underwater photography experiments to document marine life. 

Advancements in camera technology and diving gear, such as waterproof housings, made underwater photography more accessible to enthusiasts and scientists. 

This allowed for detailed visual records of marine ecosystems, contributing to marine biology research and raising awareness. Digital cameras and post-processing software further enhanced image quality and accessibility.



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