Underwater Bubble Blowers User Group Thread NEW

[Michael Hastings]

Mike, Very interesting. Could you post detail pictures of the Redmote case? I think terrestial redusers would be also interested :)

give me a couple days, I'm scrambling on about 3 different things right now, (including my epic-x) and I need to snap some pictures.

[alex lemon]

i wonder if you guys know of any underwater epic footage currently posted online? looking for samples from the wild rather than pool work. thanks and apologies if the answer is embedded here somewhere and i missed it.

[Frazier Nivens]

Alex,

I haven't seen any posted anywhere other than a swimming pool but I have plenty of Epic 5K underwater footage from a shoot in July and wlll post a link to some when I return from filming this week. Lemon and Tiger Sharks from Tiger Beach. I'm in the Bahamas filming again now, the footage was shot using Epic Aquavideo housing and Focus Optics Ruby 14-24mm lens.

i wonder if you guys know of any underwater epic footage currently posted online? looking for samples from the wild rather than pool work. thanks and apologies if the answer is embedded here somewhere and i missed it.

Ok, I had the clip on my laptop here in the Bahamas, I put it up on my Facebook page, anybody can see it. https://www.facebook.com/video/video...09394572&saved

Hope you can view it. The file is compressed for the web but still shot on EPIC. There's a lot more footage but just had this clip here with me.

[Jon Shaw]

Looks great Frazier, would be amazing to see it on the big screen with a 4K projector

[alex lemon]

Thanks Frazier - thats looking great. Really appreciate you sharing it! Would love to see some low-light samples too if you have any. I'm dying to see what epic looks like at say ~130 fsw with a wide angle lens.... i'm dying to get an epic and take that sucker down to cocos or galapagos...

[Johnny Friday]

Shot at Galapagos islands....well not really islands, but Darwin for 11 days these past two weeks.....Epic shot topside and R1 MX down deep to as far as 165' in dark, dark waters. Few pics here from our doc on large female (pregnant) whale sharks and a unique tagging program to track their movements--where they go; how they get their (route) and their diving/migratory patterns. As for the research end of things....it's facinating. Most of the animals we tagged were pregnant and looked as if they could give birth ANY moment. On some you could see the outline of another small 8-10' whale shark inside of them. Back end of Sept. for another 15 day shoot at Dawin and Wolf to finish up the shoot.

[alex lemon]

these look killer, john. love darwin. look forward to seeing this footage.

[Johnny Friday]

Unbelievable diving at Darwin......although we are primarily focused on Whale Sharks.....we had hammerheads, dolphin, turtles, silky & galapagos sharks EVERYWHERE! Teaser reel coming soon.

[alex lemon]

Unbelievable diving at Darwin......although we are primarily focused on Whale Sharks.....we had hammerheads, dolphin, turtles, silky & galapagos sharks EVERYWHERE! Teaser reel coming soon.

sweet, look forward to seeing that. last time i was at darwin we had 15 whale sharks over 2 days. love that place.

[alex lemon]

anyone here any word on housings in the works for Scarlet fixed? i gather this might be premature as we are still awaiting Nov 3 announcement.