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4K60 Shipwrecks shot on Sony A7SIII WWL-1 in Coron, Philippines

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4K60 Shipwrecks shot on Sony A7SIII WWL-1 in Coron, Philippines

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  1. Latest video, Shipwrecks in Coron, Palawan, Philiipines.  

    All video shot on Sony A7SIII, 10bit 4:2:2 Prores direct to Atomos Ninja V all in Nauticam housings.  Im using the Sony 28mm F2 lens inside a WWL-1 which I bought here from @Phil Rudin. Thanks again!

    If like the footage, please subscribe, im trying to build up my channel and its all 4K underwater shots, hopefully something there for fellow divers to enjoy!  Thank you!

    I'm also running dive trips around the Philippines regularly, I'm a British expat, ex military, based here the last 5 years.  Now that the Philippines is open, if you would like to explore and have a professional photographer on hand to assist with anything photography or video related, give me a shout!  I look forward to diving with you sometime!

     

  2. I see at least some of the wreck dives are non-tech dives which makes this area of interest to me.

  3. Is it normal for the area to not run lines while inside a wreck?

  4. On 3/3/2022 at 3:25 AM, Dann-Oh said:

    Is it normal for the area to not run lines while inside a wreck?

    There are many lines on the wrecks for deeper penetration dives and of course you can lay new ones when needed.  On these dives we stayed within natural light zones and had exits in sight at all times, some of the camera angles may give a different impression.  

  5. On 3/10/2022 at 4:11 AM, GTF8 said:

    There are many lines on the wrecks for deeper penetration dives and of course you can lay new ones when needed.  On these dives we stayed within natural light zones and had exits in sight at all times, some of the camera angles may give a different impression.  

    Cool thanks for the info, I'm just starting my journey into penetration diving.

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