New Dive video

[Doug]

Outstanding video Greg. I made it 3/4 of the way.Going to watch it all on my 22in Mac screen later. Love all the eels. Thanks for sharing with us.

Like watching a tv program on reefs.

[maron6977]

Nice job . Looked like fun

[daplatapus]

Great shots Greg! Love the ray's. Looks like you had good viz. Hopefully I'm headed down that way in Jan. but the viz isn't great that time of year
Did you have any lighting with your camera? Or was that all ambient?

[Snappy]

Originally Posted by Doug

Outstanding video Greg. I made it 3/4 of the way.Going to watch it all on my 22in Mac screen later. Love all the eels. Thanks for sharing with us.

Like watching a tv program on reefs.

Thanks Doug

Originally Posted by maron6977

Nice job . Looked like fun

Thanks, always a blast.

Originally Posted by daplatapus

Great shots Greg! Love the ray's. Looks like you had good viz. Hopefully I'm headed down that way in Jan. but the viz isn't great that time of year
Did you have any lighting with your camera? Or was that all ambient?

Thanks, yeah visibility is usually the best from June through Nov. All lighting is natural. The best diving to see corals and a pristine reef is at El Morro (far north side of the bay) and Chimo (far south side) - when the conditions are good they are a fantastic dive - but if you go with the right dive shop and tell them what you want to see they should still be able to provide a good experience at other locations. I recommend Twin Dolphins - talk to my buddy Giovanni and tell him Greg from Calgary referred you. I would stay away from Chico's and Vallarta Adventure, etc.

[reefan]

Sweet! looks like some great diving.

[hillegom]

Thanks Greg
I enjoyed the whole show.
What depth is most of that shot at?
And please could I have the model # of the filter?
Sure brings out the colour.
Thanks

[Snappy]

Originally Posted by hillegom

Thanks Greg
I enjoyed the whole show.
What depth is most of that shot at?
And please could I have the model # of the filter?
Sure brings out the colour.
Thanks

Thanks. The depths varied a lot from site to site. The more colorful area (El Morro) ranged from 80 - 40 feet along the wall and the pinnacles were 60 - 40feet deep I think. Devil's Canyon at Los Arcos is a deeper dive, 90 - 110 feet with quite a few of the (BTP & PTP) "black coral" colonies.
This is similar to what I have but my macro lens is stronger - works with the optional dive case not the water proof case that comes with the camera.
http://www.amazon.ca/SwitchBlade-GoP...ZVY55VRPN8CDND

[Snappy]

Originally Posted by reefan

Sweet! looks like some great diving.

Thanks