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Very nice videos..I d/l with DSL and they come in quickly.
AUE Shipwreck Theater
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Mike what kind of Vid. Cam. and housing are you using and do you like it? Is it digital? What kind of lighting. Mounted with vid reflector or just using canister light? I checked out the other Vids and I like the Pan Mass 1st clip the best when your fighting the current. Every once in awhile you see bubbles rippin past ya, very cool.
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I use a Sony VX-2000 and an Amphibico housing with ambient light. I also use an HID for additional lighting.
On the PAN MASS and the FU WRECK, we had almost identical conditions. We are not really fighting the current, but scootering straight down. Those fast descents are a blast!
I have just added two more clips. The first is a nice composite of a dive on the QUEEN OF NASSAU, one of my favorite shipwrecks. It is typically a murky dive, as noted in the video.
The second is from a recent dive on the LOWRANCE. On this particular day we didn't have the best conditions, but I got so-so footage.
http://www.mikey.net/aue/theater.htm
Enjoy!
Mike
Michael C. Barnette
Association of Underwater Explorers
Because it's there...somewhere...maybe.
http://www.mikey.net/aue
On the PAN MASS and the FU WRECK, we had almost identical conditions. We are not really fighting the current, but scootering straight down. Those fast descents are a blast!
I have just added two more clips. The first is a nice composite of a dive on the QUEEN OF NASSAU, one of my favorite shipwrecks. It is typically a murky dive, as noted in the video.
The second is from a recent dive on the LOWRANCE. On this particular day we didn't have the best conditions, but I got so-so footage.
http://www.mikey.net/aue/theater.htm
Enjoy!
Mike
Michael C. Barnette
Association of Underwater Explorers
Because it's there...somewhere...maybe.
http://www.mikey.net/aue
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