Exploring the Salish Sea
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- Опубліковано 4 бер 2021
- Video compilation of diving the cold waters of the Salish Sea. Beautiful footage of giant pacific octopus, spiny pacific lumpsuckers, puget sound king crabs, wolf eels, nudibranchs and other marine life.
Equipment:
Panasonic GH5
M.Zuiko Digital ED 60mm f/2.8 Macro Lens
M.Zuiko ED 8mm F1.8 Fisheye PRO and Nauticam port
M.Zuiko Olympus MZ ED 7-14 f/2.8 PRO and Nauticam port
M.Zuiko ED 12-50mm f3.5-6.3 EZ and Nauticam port
Nauticam Housing
Nauticam CMC-1 and flip mount
SmallHD 501 Monitor
Nauticam 502 monitor housing
xit404 tripod legs
2 BigBlue 9000
1 Sola 3800s
1 Sola 500
DivePro Snoot light
DJI Mavic 2 Pro
DJI Osmo pocket
Editor: Final Cut Pro X - Спорт
Amazing video! Thanks for sharing it.
Absolutely stunning .... thank you for sharing
back for my weekly rewatch
Stephen, I’m 2 years late so I hope you see this comment. This is really excellent work! The big stuff like the GPO and wolf eel are terrific. However as a macro (still) UW photographer I really appreciate the superb macro sequences, especially the nudibranchs, which must be technically challenging on video. I like the tight editing synchronized with a well chosen soundtrack. The context shots were well planned too, and a thanks for including the Deception Pass bridge! I learned to dive just south of here, and have recently relocated back to one of the islands with a view of this water, but after decades of tropical diving wasn’t sure about diving in the PNW again. Your video is almost enough to get me back into cold water! Thanks for the inspiration.
Wow, thanks so much for watching and your thoughtful comments. I really appreciate it! While I love warm water diving, cold water does have a lot to offer. Plus, we live here! You've inspired me to put out another cold water video. Thanks again!
Your videos are absolutely stunning,,,peace and happiness
Your videos are impressive , diferent and short , good job Stephen
Glad you like them!
Awesome video!
Still impressed with your macro work 👍🏻
Wow, this is high end work. I hope you are proud of this effort. Thx for sharing.
Gorgeous footage! Wow!
Amazing video!!! really enjoyed watching it! Liked and subscribed! looking forward to see more of your work!
Thank you so much 👍
When I open my dive center in Greece, one of my plans are to have a large TV playing dive videos all the time. I'll definitely include yours in the play list, and sure, I'll comp you if you come by.
Very inspiring video! thank you for sharing this!
Thanks for watching!
Fantastic!!
Glad you think so!
amazing job.
Thank you!
Love it ❤️
Thank u so much for another, fantastic video. All details, , colours jus amazing:)
Thanks Tarka!
Very good!! Longer clips please.
Another amazing video. I just started doing underwater video with the gh5. I haven’t used my 60 macro yet. But seeing some of your shots, going to have to. Beautiful
Thanks very much! Have fun with the 60mm. It's an awesome lens.
Absolutely insane footage!
Thank you! Hope to see you underwater soon!
Just discovered you on Instagram and glad I stopped by. I am new to underwater videography, diving on Vancouver Island, Nanaimo area. Your work is fantastic! My videos are decent but seeing yours I have lots to learn, lol.
Thanks Scubabc! You live in a great place for diving. Perhaps we'll run into one another as I'm just down in Seattle and get up to BC every now and then.
Absolutely gorgeous! Almost as good as being back in the water again. God I miss it!
The quality of your videos, from filming to editing, is insane. Really stands out in youtube. May I ask regarding reds? Are you adding in post or lights are enough?
Thanks! I use mostly lights for bringing colors to the depths.I do some post color work, mainly through adjusting exposure. However, in some cases I push some saturation to match what I saw underwater as best as I recall.
@@StephenMartin001 wonderful job. This channel deserves more subs.
Stunning work. There's something about the editing and charity of your work that is just so beautiful.
Thank you so much 😀
Lovely editing, I know how challenging cold water diving is, you do an amazing job with your lighting. Well done
Thanks Richard! Appreciate your comments.
@@StephenMartin001 are you using a tripod plate with the x404 legs or just mounting balls on the housing?
@@richardkelch4890 I use ball mounts on the housing.
@@StephenMartin001 Thank you, I've been using a Joby 5K tripod with that same housing and had intermittent success.
@@richardkelch4890 you'll probably get better results with the x404 legs after some practice. You'll also be able to set the camera lower which gives you more creativity with even and upward angles on the subject. Not to mention the legs extend for greater range and for more possibilities on challenging structure.
this is so well done ! I can't believe how colorful those reefs are around 2:20 mark ! was this shot near God's pocket ?
Thanks! At the 2:20 mark the footage is from Campbell River, BC. If I remember correctly the dive site was Whiskey Point.
Hi Stephen, how did you do the shot at 1:00 with the red octo in the bottle? How did you rotate the scene and did you mute the colors outside the bottle with a circular mask of sorts?
I didn't use a mask, just lighted the octo with a single light, perhaps a sola 500 spot IIRC so as not to light up the whole scene. I think I tried using a snoot light pointed directly into the bottle opening, but the angle didn't work. I set the camera up on a tripod facing directly down the bottle opening allowing to rotate evenly in post.
Are you using a scooter for those smooth fly-bys at 3:35?
No, I don’t own a scooter. In those shots it was a steady hand and use of the currents to get the flyby effect.