Landscape Video, Underwater test shots , Kings River, Kells, Kilkenny
I have just started experimenting with some underwater video making using a Yi Action camera, here are my first two samples
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I like how you capture the different layers of movement in the water. Especially in the first video. The movement of the currect just below the surface matched by the movement in the vegetation and what appears to be a still space in between. Coming up above the water is fabulous. Wishing you fun with these.
March 20, 2018 at 2:39 am