#Canada

Finn O’Hara: Capturing Olympic Velocity with Tactical Precision What happens when a national campaign for Bell Canada demands a "low angle" on an Olympic champion? For award-winning director and photographer Finn O’Hara, it meant taking the Canon R5 where few commercial shooters dare: deep into the high-speed lanes of a professional pool. Facing a strict four-hour window and the technical complexity of tethered underwater imaging, Finn bypassed bulky traditional housings for the tactile, modular precision of Outex. Discover how Finn synchronized a Canon RF 15-35mm lens, Area51 tethering, and a clever Profoto strobe relay to freeze the motion of gold medalist Maggie Mac Neil in real-time. Dive into the workflow that proves you don’t have to sacrifice control for protection.

Capturing the essence of the great outdoors with professional photographer Matt Addington in this profile feature tracks his trajectory from art teacher to commercial outdoor industry story teller. Matt uses the Outex underwater housing system to differentiate himself from other photographers by going places that most of the world doesn't see. His fishing photos show the interaction between fishermen and the fish. He loves Outex for its imaging quality, universal compatibility, modular design, and travel friendliness.