jridg
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Here's my latest - from this past weekend.
YouTube - Power Scuba Train Wheels and NRAD West - 3/21/2010
YouTube - Power Scuba Train Wheels and NRAD West - 3/21/2010
Latest Video - Point Loma, CA Train Wheels and kelp
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robint
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Nice job. Nice smooth movements with the camcorder, holding it steady. A bit too much moving shots and not enough still shots for me. I really liked the rockfish at the end, wish you had more shots like that throughout. Just my 2 cents. 
What camcorder, housing, and light system?
I noticed when you zoomed in on small things the outer edges went out of focus. Are you using a WA lens or is the camcorder itself causing that? It is a bit weird to me, not sure if I like it or not.
robin
What camcorder, housing, and light system?
I noticed when you zoomed in on small things the outer edges went out of focus. Are you using a WA lens or is the camcorder itself causing that? It is a bit weird to me, not sure if I like it or not.
robin
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jridg
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Thanks Robin,
I wasn't as happy with this one as some of my previous videos. But, I was also collecting urchins on these dives, so I was trying to do double duty.
I find that I sometimes forget to stay on subjects long enough to get a decent shot.
I am using a Sanyo HD1 in Epoque housing. WA lens - I usually do not zoom due to the distortion at the edges with the WA, but the WA gives a great field of view. I should take some more time when I want to zoom and remove it.
I use two Nocturnal SLX-800 lights on 12" flex arms. I have the 800s set to 90 degree diffusion for a nicer wide area of light.
Appreciate the feedback
DM Jim
I wasn't as happy with this one as some of my previous videos. But, I was also collecting urchins on these dives, so I was trying to do double duty.
I find that I sometimes forget to stay on subjects long enough to get a decent shot.
I am using a Sanyo HD1 in Epoque housing. WA lens - I usually do not zoom due to the distortion at the edges with the WA, but the WA gives a great field of view. I should take some more time when I want to zoom and remove it.
I use two Nocturnal SLX-800 lights on 12" flex arms. I have the 800s set to 90 degree diffusion for a nicer wide area of light.
Appreciate the feedback
DM Jim
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