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So I just got back from a 10 day vacation in maui, Hawaii. I took a ton of underwater pictures or the corals, and sea-life. I was told that the images probably won't come out that great (just used disposable Fuji & Kodak underwater cameras), heard they may be cloudy or somewhat dark. Do any of you have any tips on how I could use photoshop to possibly make the images shaper, or clearer? I'm looking for information more in the form of guides? Not so much try using brightness, etc. I was hoping for tips that others themselves have used to make digital photos bettter, clearer, brighter, etc. Thanks for any help you guys can provide...
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