tiger sharks and bull sharks, bahamas

Hey, guys. I've updated the page with two more videos -- one of bull sharks, and one of a black-tip, both at Walker's Cay.

http://echeng.com/journal/2006/03/20/more-...videos-bahamas/

I have plans to add great hammerhead footage and reef shark stuff, as well.

yer an addict!!! Got my tapes today after 4 months, so you don't have to worry about that now...

I'm home now. Still haven't washed out the ocean from my dive kit so it is still salty. Pirate movies kept me entertained in flight, and luckily I went on standby for an earlier flight to Atlanta, because weather delays would have meant my scheduled flight would have missed my connection. And I would have been spitting flames like an angry dragon.

I am just starting to go through my images. I didn't take a RAW converter with me on the boat so am only just seeing my images white balanced etc. Wow. I am very exctited to share them. Seeing the images in the field is a lot of fun, but whole pleasures come from seeing them finished at home.

Alex

hi, guys. updated video page with more videos (great hammerhead, and reef scene -- reef sharks, etc.). scroll down to the bottom of the page...

some of the sharks look pretty beat up!

http://echeng.com/journal/2006/03/20/more-...videos-bahamas/

Another thing I've put up in that post are full-res (but compressed) screen grabs from the HDV footage. Scroll to the bottom of the page to see them.

They're clearly interlaced grabs. Anyone know how to pull an interpolated screen grab by using Vegas? Do I need to convert the project to progressive, first?

Eric,

You might want to consider the inexpensive purchase of Snapz Pro X software. I use if for all my screen grabs for the articles I write as well as for making video tutorials. Very stable software and highly recommended to anyone needing this type of functioning.

Steve