Friday's Dive at Bouvard Reef
Hi all
Went for a dive last Friday with one of my regular dive buddies. Headed down to the Bouvards and found the visibility was amazing...from the boat we could clearly see the bottom at 12m.
Once in the water, there was some sediment and there was some undercurrent, as you'll see in the movie.
This was filmed with my new Canon IXUS 115HS compact digital inside an Ikelite housing, which replaced the Sea & Sea that I lost a couple of weeks ago. Pretty happy with it so far, still learning to use all the controls while under water.
Still trying to work out how to compile and upload to YouTube...ie, video quality, etc. so any help would be greatly appreciated.
What privacy settings do you guys use...I've left this as 'Public' which is the recommended option, but I don't see too many YouTube clips with the orange banner advising that this is public.
Hope you enjoy it.
regards
rusty...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IFBHTJqoqQ
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Thanks for sharing. Awesome
Thanks for sharing. Awesome vid and the music made it!!!!
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Nice vid. Thanks for sharing
Nice vid. Thanks for sharing
Meteorite
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Nice work impressed with the camera
That dhufish still there ?
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Nice vid ,I to love take vids
Nice vid ,I to love take vids but the time invalid in editing and getting it to YouTube .is a pain .and then sometimes it just stops loading and you have just lost it all .
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3:40
What is the fish at 3:40?
tangles
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awsome
awsome vid guys and the music makes it! love watching that little female dhui swimming round
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3:40 fish
Hi guys
thanks for your comments.
Paul, I spent most of yesterday getting the clip stitched together and uploaded to YouTube....had some dramas with my Windows Movie Maker...all sorted now. Computer crashed 3 times while trying to save the movie...don't you hate that
The fish at 3:40 is a sweetlip. Nice to look at but don't taste that nice...caught one at Jurien last Easter and we cooked it in foil on the bbq but it wasn't as nice as the baldies we caught.
Hey meteorite, those dhuies were in 8m of water but I left the speargun in the boat....took it on the first dive in 13m and didn't see anything! We've marked the spot for a return trip soon.
That sambo was swimming around us for at least 5 minutes.
regards
rusty...
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Thats a bloody fantastic
Thats a bloody fantastic video....make some more!!!!!!!!!!!! Guy at the fish shop said to me one day, you would be surprised at what lives in 8 to 15 meters of water. You dont have to go all that far for good fish sometimes.
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you cant complain about the
you cant complain about the quality of the vid. it looks great. that sambo would have spooked you at first i bet. looked to be a decent size too. keep the videos comming. something i can look forward to when or if i get my ticket.
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Great video!!!
Great video!!!
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awesome video mate
looks like alot of fun
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Thanks guys
Thanks for your comments and feedback.
I've always been interested in underwater photography but only now have I really started to take it seriously....wer're usually too busy trying to get a feed of crays, etc. that there's no air left for a photo session.
I was surprised by the amount of fish in relatively shallow water, but it's a whole ecosystem that's built around any sort of rocky/weedy/limestone outcrop....so the natural order of tiny fish, small fish and bigger ones all existing together, makes for great photo/movie opportunities.
Looking forward to some calm weather soon so we can dive again...fingers crossed for this weekend.
regards
rusty...
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