Narc'ed Diving, just launched NARC'ED TV!!!

[caruso]

Then continue and enjoy the bashing...

It's the price I pay for being helpful.

 

[atedeschi]

Narc'ed TV - Episode 2: "The New NJ Upline"​

Please check out our new episode, hope you enjoy.

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[johndiver999]

This is a very cool video.. Thousands of sharks on the wreck. I've never seen anything like that.

 

[atedeschi]

This is a very cool video.. Thousands of sharks on the wreck. I've never seen anything like that.

Glad you enjoyed.

 

[atedeschi]

Narc'ed TV - Episode 3: "Finger Spools Tips & Tricks"​

Please check out our new episode, hope you enjoy.

 

[kelemvor]

Do you disagree? If his first post sparked your interest enough to click on his YouTube page and there was nothing there other than a 5 minute video about himself, would you be likely to check back again? As compared to, say, you click the link and there's a half dozen interesting and useful videos about diving experiences, equipment, tips and techniques, and lessons learned?

I agree completely. Lucky for him, I just saw the post today! Otherwise I probably would have just moved on.

 

[atedeschi]

I agree completely. Lucky for him, I just saw the post today! Otherwise I probably would have just moved on.

Hopefully you enjoyed and tune back in for more.

 

[kelemvor]

Hopefully you enjoyed and tune back in for more.

I'll give it another shot sometime.

If you're going to run a show, you really need a camera that's not connected to a laptop screen so you can angle it better. You need a separate microphone for good audio and ideally some kind of "staged" background. The first two are far more important though.
I'd get at least a logitech c910 or better (only 55 bucks on amazon) with some kind of mini tripod/gorillapod

The c9xx cameras from logitech have an mpeg encoder chip in the camera. That's a big deal because you'll get high quality video from it regardless of what your computer is doing. If it's busy doing something else or is just slow - you'll have no problems outputting steady 1080p video.

Also some kind of desktop or lapel mic. There's a million on amazon for next to nothing. Probably $20-$30.

If you've got a gopro for diving, you should be able to hook it directly to a computer and use that. Modern gopro's will output some decent 4k video and you can get desktop stands for them or a screw mount adapter and then just a regular stand.

 

[atedeschi]

I'll give it another shot sometime.

If you're going to run a show, you really need a camera that's not connected to a laptop screen so you can angle it better. You need a separate microphone for good audio and ideally some kind of "staged" background. The first two are far more important though.
I'd get at least a logitech c910 or better (only 55 bucks on amazon) with some kind of mini tripod/gorillapod

The c9xx cameras from logitech have an mpeg encoder chip in the camera. That's a big deal because you'll get high quality video from it regardless of what your computer is doing. If it's busy doing something else or is just slow - you'll have no problems outputting steady 1080p video.

Also some kind of desktop or lapel mic. There's a million on amazon for next to nothing. Probably $20-$30.

If you've got a gopro for diving, you should be able to hook it directly to a computer and use that. Modern gopro's will output some decent 4k video and you can get desktop stands for them or a screw mount adapter and then just a regular stand.

Thanks for information, yes currently I am just using my iphone and trying to do the list edits as possible to the clips. I wanted a close angle to be able to show the spools not me. Honestly I am more concerned about quality information which people can listen to and use the video as a visual for the explanations. However I will try to up the production quality as a go along so please be patient and welcome ideas on topics you may be interested in, especially from those recreational divers as that is probably 1% of my diving these days.

 

[JonG1]

I loved the spool idea with bungee, have already changed mine cos usually in 5-15 deg so this will help significantly