+Eric Lessard I would love to the the big fish at 2:20, the blacktip reef and the grey reef shark and the Manta :D the sene with the white tip sharks where there were hunting was feeded by you guys right ? arent they night hunters ?
Hi, The big fish at 2:20 is a Mola-Mola which you can regularly see at Crystal Bay, Nusa Penida (dived from Lembongan) in August and September. The white tips found something in the reef to feed on, we never found out what it was, we were just lucky to be there on the right time and just let the camera roll... The extract in this video is short, I have over 4 minutes of that scene. I believe we saw this at the site Tatawar Besar in Komodo. along with the grey reef sharks. Mantas are on numerous sites in Komodo, you are pretty much assured of seeing a few during a week long live-aboard.
Hi, thank you, I am using a model that is around 10 years old, The Canon HF200 inside a Canon Housing WP-V1 and bought a few lens (Fantasea Big eye and one macro lens) Also using the UR Pro filter when ever the situation needs it.
L'intensité des couleurs est incroyable! En anglais on dirait: AWSOME! Merci de partager ces formidables images. Est-ce difficile de tenir une caméra sous la mer?
Excellent vidéo. Beaucoup de diversité et de prises impressionnantes, avec le poisson-lune notamment... J'ai hâte au prochain vidéo.
Jacques Lalonde Merci, j'ai fais un montage de mes plus belles images des dernières 11 années et c'est sur un DVD, si ça t'interesse.
+Jacques Lalonde --- Le video de Raja Ampat vient d'être téléchargé.
wonderful video !!
Is it possible to get informed which sene is from which dive side ?
I can try to let you know by looking at my log book . Let me know which of the scene(s) you're thinking off.
+Eric Lessard I would love to the the big fish at 2:20, the blacktip reef and the grey reef shark and the Manta :D
the sene with the white tip sharks where there were hunting was feeded by you guys right ? arent they night hunters ?
Hi, The big fish at 2:20 is a Mola-Mola which you can regularly see at Crystal Bay, Nusa Penida (dived from Lembongan) in August and September. The white tips found something in the reef to feed on, we never found out what it was, we were just lucky to be there on the right time and just let the camera roll... The extract in this video is short, I have over 4 minutes of that scene. I believe we saw this at the site Tatawar Besar in Komodo. along with the grey reef sharks. Mantas are on numerous sites in Komodo, you are pretty much assured of seeing a few during a week long live-aboard.
The best site in Komodo region is Castle rock, to be dived early in the morning as a first dive.
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This is the best diving footage that I have seen. Thank you for sharing, truly incredible and breathtaking.
Thank you! I'll be doing some more next month in South Leyte, Philippines. 2 other ones came after this one also.
wonderful video !!
Is it possible to get informed which sene is from which dive side ?
Great video, sir! May ask what kind of camera you were using for recording?
Hi, thank you, I am using a model that is around 10 years old, The Canon HF200 inside a Canon Housing WP-V1 and bought a few lens (Fantasea Big eye and one macro lens) Also using the UR Pro filter when ever the situation needs it.
+Eric Lessard many thanks for the reply :)
Awesome Video!! Great Work!
+Bengalboycom Thank you! Another one should be coming up in January as I will be diving Raja Ampat.
Again a very nice video. Hope to see a Mola-Mola once in my life...
L'intensité des couleurs est incroyable! En anglais on dirait: AWSOME! Merci de partager ces formidables images. Est-ce difficile de tenir une caméra sous la mer?
Merci, et non , l'apesenteur rend les objets beaucoup plus faciles à manipuler, il faut être très stable cepandant et ne pas avoir de forts courants.