Diving Port Hughes Jetty

Diving Port Hughes Jetty, South Australia with my 9 year old son. Filmed using Gopro Hero 11 and Backscatter Macromate.
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[@diggerrob6356]

Beautiful! Thanks you very much, I enjoyed every minute!

[@seanpe80]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@joycehanlon4403]

One of the loviest underwater videos ever! 😊

[@seanpe80]

Wow, thanks for the lovely comments. Glad you liked it

[@chadmck71]

Great footage reminding us just how much is close by if we take the time to look.

[@seanpe80]

Glad you liked it. Its a great spot

[@MaximumDiver]

Amazing shots! I loved every second of it and the music was fitting perfectly! Thanks for sharing your dives down under! Cheers from Canada!

[@seanpe80]

Thanks mate. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@scubaduba5098]

Stunning! You might have just inspired me to get the macro lens from backscatter! Could you share more on whether your setup, whether it includes tray and lights? Also, what settings do you use for the GoPro? It looks like you film on linear 4k

[@seanpe80]

Yes dual handle tray with two cheap lights off ebay. If Im shooting wide angle I generally shoot 5k60 wide with high bitrate, auto WB, -0.5 EV and max ISO 400 max. Then with macro lens I generally shoot 5k60 linear zoomed in with same as before or when trying to get closer fish shots without macro. Then I normally half the speed when editing. Sometimes I shoot 4k120 if I want to slow the shot even more. This video also has some shots in supverview as well. It sort of depends on what Im trying to do. Lights are the best investment as all action cameras are ordinary in low light.