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Video Listings Sub-forum?
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We need at least 5 more people (12) to agree before I can ask to have this created...
177 views? must be more than just the 7 of us looking at this post...
177 views? must be more than just the 7 of us looking at this post...
I was told that this feature was soon to be happening on Scubaboard, that there would soon be a place to showcase videos much like the photographs. So if we hang tight a bit longer, this is going to take place.
Cheers.
Cheers.
crpntr133
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If not already a go...you got my vote. Rattle Baracuda 2 and Dr.Bill, I'm sure they will join in.
RS
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This would be a nice adddition; you've got my vote.
stillhope
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I'm trying to get a better mental image of why people want to post video -- anyone care to articulate their thoughts on that? I know there are lots of reasons, and lots of other things people can do with video other than posting it, though posting is one of the easiest. Is posting so popular because it is so easy?
I'm a little surprised to see this question in the video section of a scuba forum, but what the heck, I'll give my reasoning.
Share with people that also enjoy diving.
Feedback to improve.
Boost my ego (it's always nice to hear positive feedback).
Share with friends or family that don't live close by.
In a nutshell, same reason people post pictures. You are excited about the photo/video you took and you want to show someone.
And let's face it. How many friends and family members do you have that dive ? There are thousands of divers surfing the net that will appreciate a scuba video or photo more than a non-diving friend or relative.
And, it's easy.
pakman
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Another benefit is that people can see what a particular video camera model/ setup can produce (+/- user error 
). My shooting and editing skills are extremely amateurish but what I hope to do is 1) let others experience what I've seen in my dive travels and 2) let people see how well/ poor a certain camera performs u/w. Also, I'm too lazy to burn DVD's and mail them around the world to my friends
sjspeck, put me down on your list.
). My shooting and editing skills are extremely amateurish but what I hope to do is 1) let others experience what I've seen in my dive travels and 2) let people see how well/ poor a certain camera performs u/w. Also, I'm too lazy to burn DVD's and mail them around the world to my friends sjspeck, put me down on your list.
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