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Computer vision is challenged by the underwater environment. Poor visibility, geometrical distortions and non-uniform illumination typically make underwater vision less trivial than open air vision. One effect which can be rather strong in this domain is sunlight flicker. Here, submerged objects and the water volume itself are illuminated in a natural random pattern, which is spatially and temporally...