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Natural Low Light UNDERWATER SCENE RED GEMINI

Luca Vaime

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Hi Guys,
This video was taken on a partially cloudy day inside one underwater canyon in Bali. You can notice the clean image that the RED Gemini provides. Really love the details maintained in the blacks and the fine texture in the ripple of the sandy bottom.

I have exported in ULTRA HD ( 4k ).

There was quite a big dynamic range between the sun light, diffused by the clouds and the dark crevasses of the canyon.

Shot in 5K / 60 FPS / ISO 800 with a Sigma 18-35 ART 1.8 behind a Wide angle angle converter giving approximately a 16mm almost straight look.

I am trying to get the channel on Vimeo going and will post more of my work in the coming weeks, commercial and documentaries like. IF you would be so nice to give a like to the film , it would be much appreciated and if you are interested in underwater scenes shot on RED, consider to subscribe either to our Vimeo channel or the YouTube ( youtube compression sucks 😂 . lol )

cheers to all

https://vimeo.com/379917156
 
Beautiful stuff! I love the stingray.

Do you feel there are significant advantages of the Gemini over the Helium for underwater?

Do you know anyone using a Helium for underwater?

Also, do you enjoy shooting in 60fps underwater?

I am considering my next investment between the two processors. Thanks!
 
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