Diver's YouTube Channel (DiveSitnalta)

[Dive Sitnalta]

Here's a link to DiveSitnalta.com's you tube channel. I try to post short video chops from all our dive trips. You can find clips from California, Mexico, Phillipines, Alaska... more to follow.

Stabilization gets better over recent years... Enjoy, leave feedback if you'd like (constructive please )


Thanks

 

[MaxBottomtime]

I liked it. It's always good to see what sites elsewhere have to offer. As far as constructive criticism...and I hate to do that, but...make sure your dome port is clean before getting in the water. Even the tiniest spots can be attention grabbers when magnified by the lens. Find a port or lens that will correct the edge distortion. Also, there is already lots of movement underwater. Try to hold the camera as still as possible while recording.
The shot of the otter was thrilling.

 

[WantSomeScuba?]

Gonna ask the hard questions here: you ever end up getting your tech pass, and when can me and the wife come and visit?

I promise, I am a much improved diver from our last time together.

 

[Dive Sitnalta]

Gonna ask the hard questions here: you ever end up getting your tech pass, and when can me and the wife come and visit?

I promise, I am a much improved diver from our last time together.

Not yet... Work got in the way. Been diving doubles though for a couple years...practice, practice. You?

 

[drrich2]

I liked the harbor seal; neat animals. Now you've got me wanting go to dive California again...and I've got other things to do!

Richard.

 

[Dive Sitnalta]

California is awesome. So long as you don't mind cold and the occasional zero vis...

 

[WantSomeScuba?]

Not yet... Work got in the way. Been diving doubles though for a couple years...practice, practice. You?

Hahaha, surprisingly, the same exact reason--work got in the way, been in doubles for a while. The video was awesome!