underwater imaging

Underwater imaging refers to the techniques and technologies used to capture images and videos beneath the water's surface. This can involve specialized cameras and equipment designed to function in challenging underwater environments, where light conditions are different, and clarity can be affected by sediment and water movement. Underwater imaging is essential for various fields, including marine biology, underwater archaeology, and environmental monitoring, as it helps researchers and enthusiasts study aquatic life, habitats, and the impact of human activities on oceans and waterways. Advances in technology have improved the quality and accessibility of underwater imaging for both professionals and amateurs.