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Red Sea Liveaboard 2015 - Abu Nuhas Wrecks & Brother Islands (GoPro Edit)

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Red Sea Liveaboard 2015 - Abu Nuhas Wrecks & Brother Islands (GoPro Edit)

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  1. The Diveplace expedition week aboard the M/Y Blue Planet safari boat in the Egyptian Red Sea. Encounters with Hammerheads, Oceanic Whitetips, Grey Reef Sharks and many other marine life. It was a great week with very nice weather and calm seas. During some dives we experienced some current, so filming was a challenge. The sharks (hammerheads) were hard to film because of the depth. The Red Sea water temperature was very high (30 degrees celsius), so they stayed at almost 50 meters. Nevertheless we were able to capture some nice shots.

    We also visited the famous wreck site of Abu Nuhas and dived the Giannis D, Chrisoula K, Carnatic and the Thistlegorm.

    Many thanks to the M/Y Blue Planet crew, Ashraf and all Diveplace divers onboard. Enjoy this new underwater film.

     

    Gear:
    GoPro Hero 3+ Black
    GoPro Hero 3 Black
    SRP BlurFix 3 SO
    SRP BlurFix 3 Holder
    URPro CY filter
    2 x 55mm Marumi Macrolens
    2 x Light & Motion Sola 1200
    Snakeriver Prototyping Tray

     

    https://vimeo.com/142065197

     

  2. Great Video. Well done. Will be booking a liveaboard for those northern wrecks.

  3. The first version was more then 18 minutes, so here's a new version with a little more then 8 minutes.

     

    https://vimeo.com/152959616

  4. Very nice Video, great color! Did you used the cy filter all the time?

     

    GoPro settings? Protune? 4K?

     

    Cheers

  5. Hi there,

     

    Thanks!

     

    With wideangle shots I use the CY filter, not with macro.

     

    GoPro settings i use; no protune, i shoot 2.7K@ 30fps. Never 60fps (only when i need slomo) because more light will fall onto the sensor @30fps.

  6. Very Nice footage from the GoPro, I' m presently surpriced.

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