Kraken Sports

A selection of critters from the famed Lembeh Strait all shot with Kraken Sports strobes!
1) with dual KR-S40s
2) with dual KR-S160s
3) with dual KR-S40s
4) with dual KR-S80s
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Kraken Pro .ca cruising through his home waters around Vancouver Island with his triple light rig: 2x Kraken Solar Flare Mini 18k’s and a Spectrum 25k. Image courtesy of another Kraken Pro
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Two wonderful images, captured by in Lembeh Strait. First image is a backlit robust ghost pipefish and the second is a scarlet frogfish. Both images made using Kraken KR-S40 Flashes and snoots. A macro powerhouse combo!
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took on the challenge of extreme super macro using the Kraken +23 Diopter to capture a portrait of this gorgeous sea goddess
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It’s no secret that we here at Kraken love ourselves a good octopus! A stunning blue ringed octopus, photographed in Lembeh Strait by . He used dual KR-S40 Flashes with accompanying snoots. A fantastic macro photography setup!
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The power of dual snoots! Often snoots are most frequently associated with the ‘spotlight’ effect but they are much more versatile. captured this painted frogfish at night using dual Kraken KR-S40 strobes and two snoots, a macro powerhouse setup!
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Lots of Kraken gear being put to good use in the Lembeh Strait lately! used Kraken KR-S80 Flashes and/or the Kraken +6 Diopter to create these wonderful macro images of a blue ringed octopus and friends
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The Hydra 20000 WRGBU is here.

20,000 lumens. CRI 90. 120° wide beam. 60 minutes at full output. WRGBU modes for everything from wide-angle video to UV fluorescence.

Built for divers who know what they're doing. Shop now → krakensports.ca/product/hydra-20000-wrgbu/

Some wide angle octo action by using Kraken KR-S40 strobes! While they are very much a macro powerhouse, they can be used in a pinch for wide angle work as well
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