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I just got these photo of the new Nauticam housing for Red Epic and Scarlet.

 

I haven't specs but, just these pics...

 

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My latest effort underwater.

There's no banding in the original footage

The Steam Ship was built and launched as ROSOLINO ORLANDO in 1919 by the "Società Esercizio Bacini of Riva Trigoso" for the "Industrie Navali Società Anonima" (INSA) of Genoa. In 1923 she was renamed VALSAVOIA.
She was 5.733 tsl with a length x breadth of 117.60 x 15.70 m.
The SS VALSAVOIA, was torpedoed and sunk by HMS SAFARI on February 2nd 1943, while traveling from Naples to Palermo,10 miles West of Capri island near Positano.

The wreck lies under 85m/ 278ft of water in upward position.
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Shot on a Panasonic GH2 + Lumix 7-14mm loaded with Lee Powell’s Flow Motion 2.02 settings; Nauticam Housing, 2x FIX Aquavolt3500 lights and 2x 50W HID Yellow Diving.

Music: Dandi + Mattanza + Bologna from the soundtrack of "Romanzo Criminale" by Paolo Buonvino.

Edited on Edius 6.07 + Canopus Imaginate 2 dor the animated chart

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Guys
this thing is very annoying. It's since your update that you have this problem.
Is it possible that Invision does not help you in any way?

Thanks

The lake of Posta Fibreno, is located by the village of Posta Fibreno, a small council of the Frosinone area in the Lazio Region. The lake is in a karstic terrain and rich in underwater springs.

Waiting for clearer water in winter time I edited some test shots filmed this summer.
In this period, warmer, slower moving waters increase the production of algae and allow it to accumulate in large blobs covering most of lake vegetation. Underwater shots are almost completely ruined by this mucilage, that constantly sticks to the port.
In the opening shots I got the front lens writing caught on the port. I have to put some black tape on it. Shame on me!

We will be back in water in January with a gin clear water.

For now, just a taste of this wonderful place.

Shot on a Panasonic GH2 + Lumix 8mm & 7-14mm loaded with Lee Powell’s Flow Motion 2.02 settings; Nauticam Housing.


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First leak three days before the official presentation at Photokina.





Seems that the lens kit is the new 12-35mm f2.8 water sealed as the GH3 body.

Until now the specs seems to be:

GH3 Rumors specifications (with current probability status):

• Wheather sealed, metal body (99%)
• Shutter button located similarly to G5 (99%)
• Focus peaking and zebras (99%)
• 920k or better capacitive touch screen (98%)
• Improved EVF (99%)
• 1080p48/ 1080p50/1080p60 at 28mbps, 50mbps and intraframe 72mbps (99%)
• 1080p120/1080p100 special modes (limited time usage), 720p120/720p100 unlimited (44%)
• WiFi direct with Android and iPhone applications with remote video capture (99%)
• 1/3.5" mic input and headphone output (98%)
• Supplied with new wheather sealed kit (55%)
• And optional battery grip, of course, XLR mic input option (98%)

There is also a video from Panasonic USA which confirms some rumours.

72Mbit INTRA codec.

At 2:20 he seems Philip Bloom