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Podcasting from the depths
I can’t quite recall where I stumbled across DiveFilm PodCast Video, but I must admit that I hadn’t quite expected ever to find an underwater video podcast.
It seems that Divefilm.com has been up and running for some years, presenting some fantastic quality footage by some of the best underwater videographers around.
The podcast (a term that has very quickly morphed beyond its initial audio-only associations) publishes regular updates every couple of weeks that can be viewed in iTunes on Mac or Windows.
I’ve just watched Mark Thorpe’s stunning macro video from Yap and Palau that features some extreme close up footage of nudibranchs.
On the one hand, my wallet starts itching for some more sophisticated kit. On the other, I think, how the hell would I ever hold the camera steady enough even if I had the kit that could capture those sorts of images?! Watching this makes you want to get back in the water and get practicing.
Stephen · Wednesday, November 08, 2006, 16:39 · Permalink
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Things to read…
- A Kona Hawaii Scuba Diver
- Lovetodive.net
- oceandots.com
- Sea Slug Forum Messages
- Sea Slug Madness
- Wetpixel
Things to watch…
- DiveFilm Podcast Video
- Flamboyant Cuttlefish
- HDV Underwater
- Indonesian coelacanth
- Red Sea Oceanic Whitetip
- USAT Liberty, Tulamben
- Whiteout (off-topic)
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