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Anilao, Philippines - Aug 2012

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Anilao, Philippines - Aug 2012

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  1. [vimeohd720]47163962[/vimeohd720]

     

    3 min underwater macro video compilation of short trip to Anilao, Philippines. 02~05th Aug 2012.

    Filmed with Canon 5D Mark III & SmallHD DP4 in Nauticam housing, 100mm lens, SubSee +5/10, SOLA lights, XIT404 tripod.

    Some footage with 100mm + 1.4tc and stacked (+5 & +10) diopters.

    I hope you enjoy it.

     

    EJ.

  2. Lovely footage EJ. Love your macro stuff, those Subsee lenses certainly seem to do a great job!!

     

    Keep it up,biggrin.png

     

    Jo

  3. Exceptional work Enjae! Is this the first posted video from the Mk III? How did you do making the switch from the 7D?

     

    Beautiful partner,

    Steve

  4. Great images! I love Anilao, was just there in June...can't wait to go back!

     

    Stu

  5. Did I read that right? Stacked Subsee's? Plus a teleconverter! With that magnification, do you still want to keep your 7d?

    Dustin

  6. Exceptional work Enjae! Is this the first posted video from the Mk III? How did you do making the switch from the 7D?

     

    Beautiful partner,

    Steve

     

    Thanks Steve,

    This 2nd video with 5DMK3, first one is here: http://wetpixel.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=47127

  7. Did I read that right? Stacked Subsee's? Plus a teleconverter! With that magnification, do you still want to keep your 7d?

    Dustin

     

    I'll keep 7D for many reason, Stacked Subsee do a job but working distance is too short.

    I found 100mm + 1.4tc combo on 5dmk3 was very nice to use and no noticeable degradation in IQ (at least on video resolution).

  8. Magnificent...

  9. Another amazing video.

  10. great video can't wait to go in December and see for myself.

    Frank

  11. Really beautiful clips, nice and sharp. Can't say which is my favorite as they were all good. Congrats

    Steve

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