Snorkeling Coral Island, Phuket, Thailand

[@goprovids7503]

I did some post processing with color correction in adobe premiere pro.

[@florforeal]

Where is this place exactly? and can you please tell me if it’s still worth going there in 2022… if not, it was so beautiful😭

[@goprovids7503]

The place is called coral Island. It’s off the southern tip of Phuket in Thailand. The location is here Coral Island maps.app.goo.gl/vrTATYmXo8EF3FKP8?g_st=ic I made the video a few years ago, but I’m sure it’s still very pretty

[@Matterarts_]

Wow fantastic color underwater! do you use some artificial underwater lights for video or not? Thank you

[@Matterarts_]

or some red filters or color correction post production

[@swimhack]

Beautiful, I gotta get back there soon

[@kumichico]

Wow that’s amazing and I like this relaxing music. I just visited there yesterday,I could see a lots of dead coral near beach. How far did you swim??

[@nigelbarrett3602]

Great video amazing fish and colours well done ✔

[@Phuketdivetours]

Great video of the local marine life at the island

[@iggster433]

Coral island was one of our highlights from Phuket. My 8 year old daughter loved the snorkeling there.

[@Jumana-Jumana-p7d]

amazing, very clear water and good camera

[@joshbell2876]

Good song mate!

[@linhaoenay1603]

This video so wonderfull, can i use some small short cut for my video in tiktok? Thank you 😍 from Vietnam with love ❤️

[@fabianpetrescu]

Great video @Gopro Vids. Have you used a red filter for the gopro? also could you please tell me what were your Gopro settings? I am visiting Thailand in 2 weeks, I would really appreciate some info. Keep making video! Thanks in advance. Fabian

[@goprovids7503]

Hi Fabian. I usually do post processing with Adobe Premiere Pro, though you can use any video editing software really. I have a red filter, but I dont use a red filter when i snorkel, only when Scuba diving. Because you are close to the surface a lot of the time when snorkelling, a red filter is too much correction. Settings are pretty much stock 1080p 60 frames per second. Dont use a slower frame rate than 60FPS as the amount of camera movement in the water starts to make the footage look shaky. Also, you can slow the footage down slightly to make some of the scenes look longer (fish move quickly sometimes!). Good luck and have a good trip!!

[@fabianpetrescu]

Thank you much for the information! Very helpful! Best regards and happy travel!

[@daws5552]

How do you keep your breath that long

[@halogamer6947]

Do i really have to explain this to you

[@kalyanraman7982]

Can you please help me with the contact details of scuba diving

[@ninaullakko-haaraoja6398]

Which part of Coral island is this?

[@olafgeistert971]

Sehr schönes Video....

[@thelawr]

very nice, Im off here august 2017 for a stayover

[@maxime9006]

How was it?

[@mrlundgren2346]

Slowly dying coral reef. Soon gone forever.

[@dimashevchenko1360]

I was there recently and I saw how big parts of it were dying or dead

[@pascaltonon1347]

@@dimashevchenko1360 in 2 years ?

[@dimashevchenko1360]

@@pascaltonon1347 they might have only shown the deeper parts of the corals, but those close to the shore are dead or dying

[@dimashevchenko1360]

But they had some cool life and they are still alive

[@pascaltonon1347]

@@dimashevchenko1360 thank you Dima