Sharm El Sheikh Snorkeling GoPro 3

[@twistedyogi13]

Beautiful video! I was there 12 years ago, the water really is that clear. I got great photos using a disposable underwater camera, but I want to go back with my GoPro!

[@kubanaid5960]

How did you not afraid of sharks?

[@dannydee1416]

This looks amazing. Great Video. Looks really professional.

[@annettewer7461]

A beautiful video, I love it.

[@joevans27]

Beautiful.. im defo booking sharm for my next trip. Never been

[@islamelshaer7542]

wow amazing video

[@SWEKREZZ]

Amazing video! You can't beat the Red Sea! :-)

[@joevans27]

Which actual beach was this at please? Is it ras um sid

[@bigbono12]

Yes it's Ras Um Sid in front of Oasis Reef Hotel next to Jez El Fanara Beach and El Fanara lighthouse.

[@mark68227]

hi great video pls can u tell me video edditing software u used ?

[@ZurriyetBlogs]

which month did you visit ? what is the best month for water clarity ? thanks

[@barrylea604]

You don't see anything like this at Skeggie !

[@Mahi_Guide]

WOW I LOVE THIS VIDEO. DID YOU USE ANY FILTER FOR THE GOPRO TO GET THAT CLEAR VISION? HOW WAS THE WIDTH SETTING?

[@DykeysVIDS]

Mahi Guidee Thanks for the comments. No filter used that's how clear the water is there. 1080p wide.

[@Mahi_Guide]

Bryan Dyke Thanks a lot for replying. A red filter is needed to correct colours underwater, but for your case you where choosing a very blue background for your shooting that made colours so sharp. Great job indeed.

[@DykeysVIDS]

Mahi Guide Hi there A red filter is only used when diving in deeper water, you do not need one when snorkelling

[@Mahi_Guide]

Bryan Dyke Thanks for the grea advice bro. I'm going to try both, with and without filter.

[@tatianadubayova251]

next time be careful around the big grey-blue fish that attacs your camera, it can cut to the bone =) we didnt know it and we thought that it was playing with us... its tail works as a razor

[@kubanaid5960]

There a lot of sharks