Please find below the link to a short video of Raja Ampat in West Papua, Indonesia. The reefs in this area of the world are known to be the richest in the world with the greatest bio-diversity. This video is snap shot of what I witnessed while exploring this area over 1 week. I will have to go back and see all the things I missed.
Please find below the link to a short video of Raja Ampat in West Papua, Indonesia. The reefs in this area of the world are known to be the richest in the world with the greatest bio-diversity. This video is snap shot of what I witnessed while exploring this area over 1 week. I will have to go back and see all the things I missed.
Very nice. Thanks for sharing. What camera/equipment did you use?
Dustin
Hi Dustin,
The surface shots where with a friends Canon 7D (he was to busy watching the views so I grabed it while he wasn't looking ) as my 5D MKII was all set up within it's housing. So underwater Aquatica with 8" dome port, Sola 1200 by 2, Sola 600 and Ikelite DS161 by 2. Lenses either Canon EF8-15mm Fisheye Zoom or Canon 15mm Fisheye with or without 1.4x Kenko Teleconverter.
Matti
Nice one Matti.
Hi Dustin,
The surface shots where with a friends Canon 7D (he was to busy watching the views so I grabed it while he wasn't looking ) as my 5D MKII was all set up within it's housing. So underwater Aquatica with 8" dome port, Sola 1200 by 2, Sola 600 and Ikelite DS161 by 2. Lenses either Canon EF8-15mm Fisheye Zoom or Canon 15mm Fisheye with or without 1.4x Kenko Teleconverter.
Matti
Nice, I haven't tried filming with my 8-15mm yet. But I will get a chance in komodo in a couple months.
Did you use any filters? How did you do your white balance?
Dustin
I didn't have a filter with me only got one majic filter left and didn't want to cut it up for the 15mm fisheye or 8-15mm fisheye zoom. The colour was set up using manual white balance either off my hand or the sand.
I have one other video up on Vimeo shot in the same manner taken on the same trip but over in Cenderawasih Bay with the Whale Sharks there, though there the underwater footage (of the whale sharks) was exclusively with the 8-15mm.