Pacific Northwest shipwreck video, cold water, pink filter.

[cjfox]

I'm getting dialed in on using the Gopro Hero2. This video was shot in 720/60 with a magenta filter and 2 900 lumen LED lights. I did some color correction in gopro cineform, and edited the rest in Sony Vegas.
[video=youtube_share;c3Qif0-jsfI]http://youtu.be/c3Qif0-jsfI[/video]

 

[Drewpy]

Awesome..thought I was watching the National Geographic Channel!

 

[TSandM]

Very nicely done! The colors are just about true to life, and I personally appreciate the voiceover, identifying parts of the wreck. Good job on those lovely kelp greenlings -- the site I dove today was equally rich with them, but trying to get still pictures of those skittish ladies is simply an exercise in frustration!

Looking forward to your future films.

 

[avigulf]

Nice video and enough lights! - i can se some vignetting/ fog on the edges. What kind of lights (brand) do you use and is it the original GoPro UW housing ?

 

[NightForce]

Love it, the voice over is kool. If you have time will you post up a pic of your camera housing with how your lights are attached? I am in the beginning stages of getting my GoPro ready for filming under water. So far I have the Snake river Prototyping blur fix with a green filter and one Dive Right IN Scuba 1000 lumen light. I still need a second light along with something to mount the camera and light to.

 

[cjfox]

The housing is the OEM dive housing, the ring was condensation, I've since bought the anti fog inserts which work well.

 

[studiokpg]

Wow, excellent video and production! Hope to see more!

 

[NightForce]

Thank you for posting up the picture.