Ajay Posted February 1 Share Posted February 1 Hi folks, We spent five days diving in Fuvamulah this Jan. Went mainly for tiger shark dives - and we saw plenty of them. There were other sharks in the area, including a sand tiger, and a thresher, and a school of hammerheads (which I missed). Although it is mainly a big fish dive Island, it's definitely worth a revisit, I think. It was pretty much the first time that I was trying out my relatively new gear (Sony A7 IV in a Nauticam housing); and I tend to do much more macro - so switching to wide angle was a bit of a challenge. On top of that, I spent almost half, or more dives trying video. Learning curves were all steep, so the photos and videos are not so great. I also tried the WWL-1B on one day, and I like it: although I do feel there are soft corners, but I think with more trials, I should be able to improve.. Here is a teaser image. The trip report and photos are here. The video is here. Comments, criticism, and advise are all welcome. Kind regards, Ajay 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fruehaufsteher2 Posted February 1 Share Posted February 1 Been also there - Without wide angle it is difficult to get the tigers. But they are so cute! We‘ll visit them in August this year again! Last time I had Seafrogs housing and dome with A6000+16-50. Can‘t recommend this combination. But „Big Mama“ was interested in the clicking sound of the Camera what lead to an interesting situation… 😁 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PeterN Posted February 2 Share Posted February 2 I watched your video, very cool lots of tiger sharks that's for sure. Tahiti is on my very short list of dive destinations in the next couple of years for sure. Philippians first this May. Looks like a bit of travel logistics to get to Fakarakava but I'm sure worth it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ajay Posted February 3 Author Share Posted February 3 Yes indeed - need an additional flight to get to Fuvamulah from Male. If one has sufficient time, I think the ideal way is to do a liveaboard trip in Maldives (for example, several boats offer a "best of Maldives" itinerary, which I quite like) followed by a few days in Fuvamulah. Kind regards Ajay Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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