Had a weekend of diving in Seattle, and we managed a dive on a barge that sank after a collision in 1950
It was originally a wooden ferry, I think named The City of Tacoma Ferry (or Just Tacoma Ferry?) then was converted into a barge.
One end is still pretty intact but there is a lot of breakdown on the other end.
Vis was pretty cruddy, but the video seemed to come out not too bad in comparison.
http://www.nickambrose.com/diving/movies/2...seattle-MT6.mov
Nick
Full Version: MT6 Barge (Elliot Bay, Seattle)
great vid!
You use HD/Quicktime? What format/rate/etc.etc did you use to load to the internet? It seems to load pretty fast for HD.
Thanks!!
You use HD/Quicktime? What format/rate/etc.etc did you use to load to the internet? It seems to load pretty fast for HD.
Thanks!!
QUOTE (limeyx @ Nov 5 2008, 12:03 PM) 
Had a weekend of diving in Seattle, and we managed a dive on a barge that sank after a collision in 1950
It was originally a wooden ferry, I think named The City of Tacoma Ferry (or Just Tacoma Ferry?) then was converted into a barge.
One end is still pretty intact but there is a lot of breakdown on the other end.
Vis was pretty cruddy, but the video seemed to come out not too bad in comparison.
http://www.nickambrose.com/diving/movies/2...seattle-MT6.mov
Nick
It was originally a wooden ferry, I think named The City of Tacoma Ferry (or Just Tacoma Ferry?) then was converted into a barge.
One end is still pretty intact but there is a lot of breakdown on the other end.
Vis was pretty cruddy, but the video seemed to come out not too bad in comparison.
http://www.nickambrose.com/diving/movies/2...seattle-MT6.mov
Nick
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