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In the shadow of the volcano

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In the shadow of the volcano

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  1. A wonderful weekend between the Gulf of Naples and Sorrento with the sight of the Mount Vesuvius above us.

     

    Filmed on three dives:
    - Scoglio del Vervece, Massa Lubrense, Naples;
    - Isca and Palluscello di Isca, Nerano, Naples.

     

    Unfortunately underwater viz was bad with a annoying current and particles. I couldn't avoid a lot of backscatter but, who cares! I had a great time diving, filming and.. editing.

    Shot on a Panasonic GH2 + Lumix 7-14mm loaded with Nick Driftwood's MOON T7 settings; Nauticam Housing, 2x Keldan Luna 8 CRI lights on camera and 2x FIX Aquavolt3500 lights on model.
    Music track: "The Time To Run" by Dexter Britain, licensed through The Music Bed: goo.gl/2QHRKt

     

    Enjoy

     

  2. Interesting video from Panasonic G4 :-)

  3. Interesting video from Panasonic G4 :-)

     

    It's a new model: wanna-gh4 :lol2:

     

     

    Rafa I saw you latest short on the Macaronesia: mind-blowing.

     

    I never saw a carpet of sabella spallanzanii (I guess) like that. What depth are them?

    I saw you shot near macro and wide of the same sabella carpet. Which lens did you use?

     

    Canary Island? Macaronesia is big :)

     

    I wish to dive there one day...

  4. Thanks Davide!

     

    35 meters depth. In fact I did 3 dives with Sigam 15 mm, 16-35 mm and Canon Canon 60 mm. Canary Islands (Tenerife).

     

    When you want :-)

  5. Nice! I enjoyed it...they look like GUE divers? Greetings from New Zealand!

     

    Thank you Ali,

    Despite of rebreather model, we are all 100% GUE trained ;)

     

    Bye

     

    davide@mobile

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