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"Key West by Crew West" - A Canon 5D Mk2 Underwater Video

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"Key West by Crew West" - A Canon 5D Mk2 Underwater Video

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  1. Our first underwater video with the Canon 5D2. Check it out.

     

    [vimeohd]14602106[/vimeohd]

    Edited by Drew
  2. Our first underwater video with the Canon 5D2. Check it out.

     

     

    Dustin Welcome to WP. Great video, good music and cuts. Do you any filter and what did you use for post work? Just curious. I have a 5D Mark II, but haven't housed it though have been using it topside.

    Edited by TheRealDrew
  3. Two thumbs up for that one Dustin!

  4. Great video and amazing wreck!

  5. Dustin Welcome to WP. Great video, good music and cuts. Do you any filter and what did you use for post work? Just curious. I have a 5D Mark II, but haven't housed it though have been using it topside.

     

    Thanks for the nice words everyone!

     

    No filter. Wish I had b/c editing was a pain in the butt from the green hue in the water. I used Adobe After Effects for color correcting. I tried to use Premier but it wasn't doing a good enough job. Lots of green was removed from this video.

    Edited by dustin_farrell
  6. What was your white balance setting if you don't mind me asking ?

  7. Thanks for the nice words everyone!

     

    No filter. Wish I had b/c editing was a pain in the butt from the green hue in the water. I used Adobe After Effects for color correcting. I tried to use Premier but it wasn't doing a good enough job. Lots of green was removed from this video.

     

     

    It looked great across the board to me. In fact I just watched it again.....very well put together and alot shorter to watch than the running time.

  8. What was your white balance setting if you don't mind me asking ?

     

    I can't remember exactly. I know I was in manual mode where I can change the kelvin numerically. I remember rolling all the way up to 9000K and seeing very little change in the blue and green. I highly recommend the underwater color correction filters. Like this one

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