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 Post subject: The garden of Eden
PostPosted: 30 Jul 2011, 11:12 
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Hi Guys
I have a bit of footage from Eden this year. As you know the weather was crap, rain and high winds, visibility was not so good and it was definitely warmer in the water than out of the water but still we found a few pockets of fish. Got a couple of nice shots and had a ball with Nuts and Cdog. Met quite a few other SFD members too, bunch of great blokes and Ladies!!

Any way a bit of HD video in the Garden of Eden.







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 Post subject: Re: The garden of Eden
PostPosted: 30 Jul 2011, 12:10 
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Some pretty sweet footage there. What did you film it with?

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 Post subject: Re: The garden of Eden
PostPosted: 30 Jul 2011, 12:21 
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Hi Greg
A Sony HDR FX7 with an Equinox housing.

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 Post subject: Re: The garden of Eden
PostPosted: 30 Jul 2011, 14:40 
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Nice work Lee, keep them coming... Glad to hear that you are joining up this year, hopefully we can motivate Mike this year as well!! Chat soon mate.

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 Post subject: Re: The garden of Eden
PostPosted: 30 Jul 2011, 15:01 
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Cool editing too

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 Post subject: Re: The garden of Eden
PostPosted: 30 Jul 2011, 15:41 
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jasus wrote:
Hi Greg
A Sony HDR FX7 with an Equinox housing.

cheers

Damn, why is it that every bit of footage I really like is done with a camera that's outside a price range I can justify?

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 Post subject: Re: The garden of Eden
PostPosted: 30 Jul 2011, 16:16 
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Been down that road, cheap cameras home made housings..............just not worth the hassle considering all the effort involved in actually filming while spearing, getting home to find the video was crap and youd be better off just shooting the fish and leaving the camera at home :lol: . If you get a good camera that films on mini dv tapes, and you can get good ones a whole lot cheaper than the HDR FX7 with the cmos technology and a second hand housing you could film some good stuff. I just bit the bullet and bought a housing for my good camera and this was the first go at using it, pretty happy with the results considering I don't really know what settings and exposures work best in certain conditions, so hopefully it will get better with a bit of trial an error.


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 Post subject: Re: The garden of Eden
PostPosted: 30 Jul 2011, 19:44 
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Good footage, well done!

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 Post subject: Re: The garden of Eden
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Wow Lee, that's great. I usually avoid you tube videos cause there so crappy. Shows how good Eden is even when conditions are ordinary. Thanks, I think that's the first you tube I have watched to the end!


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 Post subject: Re: The garden of Eden
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im in moruya atm- think bout half an hour from narooma
was thinking of going from the shore for a swim/snorkel/maybe spearfish

whats a good place in eden? castle bay?
thanks James


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 Post subject: Re: The garden of Eden
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youakija120988 wrote:
im in moruya atm- think bout half an hour from narooma
was thinking of going from the shore for a swim/snorkel/maybe spearfish

whats a good place in eden? castle bay?
thanks James

Hi James, You can try Haycock Point or Leonard Is on the north side of Eden or south on Green cape there are several places; Saltwater creek, Bitangabee bay, Pulpit rock or City rock.

Mimosa rocks south of Bermi is alot closer to Narooma and is not a bad dive there is also some good ground south of Tathra.

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 Post subject: Re: The garden of Eden
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You will get fish behind the golf course at Narooma or at Glass House rocks a bit further south. I've had a couple of good dives at Mystery Bay as well.

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 Post subject: Re: The garden of Eden
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Hey what are the fish at 2:18 if you dont mind me asking?


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 Post subject: Re: The garden of Eden
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Just look like Angel Fish to me,

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 Post subject: Re: The garden of Eden
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elusivemoocha wrote:
Hey what are the fish at 2:18 if you dont mind me asking?


Old Wives

http://australianmuseum.net.au/Old-Wife ... White-1790

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