Tubbataha Reef Diving via Expedition Fleet Oceanic Explorer
Diving 11 years ago 31,981 views
Tubbataha Reef diving is a truly unique experience. Rated among world's top ten dives, this UNESCO World Heritage site features vivid colors, variety of unspoiled corals and abundance of marine life. Diving on this twin atol ranges from shallow coral gardens to the immense vertical walls, splendid night dives and multiple wreck sites. On the other hand, I must admit that even here, a lot of damage to the corals could be seen and planning of diving on the liveaboard trips could potentially be improved from the part of the Expedition Fleet operator. For a detailed video review of the ship (Oceanic Explorer) and the whole liveabord diving trip, please check out my video review here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8d10k8vAkRw Keywords: tubbataha,reef,expedition,feet,oceanic,explorer,stella,maris,ocean,sea,diving,scuba,site,unesco,world,heritage,philippines,palawan,sulu,dive,coral,pelagic,fish,manta,ray,shark,bank,jack,tuna,moray,eel,dragon,scorpion,liveaboard,safari,trip,marine,manila,luzon,park,gopro,north,south,atoll,wall,puerto,princesa,Underwater,barracuda,video,review,chase,boat,safety,nitrox,air,night,sanctuary,octopus,nudibranch,ranger,station
did u use a color filter?
Spinners are quite beautiful, aren't they?
this was 5 years ago so not sure about the price
10. comment for Tubbataha Reef Diving via Expedition Fleet Oceanic Explorer
and of course feel free to use whatever you need
if you spread the links to my youtube channel, I would be more than happy
wish you all the best!!!
20. comment for Tubbataha Reef Diving via Expedition Fleet Oceanic Explorer
So lets simply face the truth: unless it is you wanting to make these videos for yourself to be happy with it, it is a waste of time. Believe me. I will finnish editing the footages I made so far and thats it. I will only be filming short clips on special occations. Good luck :-)
Second thing is post production ... use some good SW to tweak the video (curves, shadows highlights, saturation, sharpen, etc.). I use Premiere CS6 (make sure your GPU supports HW acceleration for the particular SW). There are tons of tutorials, try e.g. creativecow.com
The bottom line ... be prepared to waste A LOT of time with video editing. Afterall nobody will really watch it as there are tuns of the same video s**t everywhere and you will never even get close to professionals. It will always look kinda lousy compared to discovery channel.