What are these spots and how to get rid of them?

[RDRINK25]

On my GoPro I get these myterious spots once I shot underwater. I have practiced above ground and no spots. During the end of the dive the spots went away. Please help... Is there a way to enhance them so they are not there?

[video=youtube_share;Y6yPeeWmoJs]http://youtu.be/Y6yPeeWmoJs[/video]

 

[Dsix36]

video will not play for me

 

[EL Pistoffo]

Not playing for me either

 

[fishstix]

I can't see the video either but a wild guess is condensation perhaps? Do you use moisture munchers?

 

[SeaSoulSelf]

Since the video won't work for me either -- do you have a red filter on your housing? It could be air bubbles.

 

[RDRINK25]

Yes I use the fog inserts and the SRP filters.

It did go away half way through the dive. Is there a way to edit them out?

 

[fishstix]

Yes I use the fog inserts and the SRP filters.

It did go away half way through the dive. Is there a way to edit them out?

You can use a program like After Effects. Here's a tutorial: After Effects how to remove a spot from a video with after effects CS5 part TWO - YouTube

 

[RDRINK25]

This should work please help with how to fix these?



[video=youtube_share;etzhAxQ-Zd0]http://youtu.be/etzhAxQ-Zd0[/video]

 

[krawlings]

All I could see that may be considered spots is particulate and or micro life floating in the water in front of the lens

 

[Steve_C]

That could have just been particulate in the water. You see that on lots of dives. It may be heavier in some areas, like close to a ship if there is any surge or current, and then much lighter in other area like off the bottom or in a hold sheltered from moving water. If you have a light source is will make it work unless it is at an angle to the camera.

Krawlings posted as I was typing this. Think that is it.