Solomon Islands with the Nauticam NA-S1R 

Thanks! I believe they are slender cardinal fish but that’s just a guess.

Hergen Spalink seems right, thanks

Thanks Marcus! Yup, I'll be in the Nauticam booth. Hope to see you there!

@@HergenSpalink Great! See you on Saturday 25th //M

ScubaBobOC thanks! I shot this mostly with the Canon 16-35 as I damaged my WACP the second day. Macro is with the 100mm canon. I would recommend using the WACP.

Hergen Spalink Oh that’s very interesting, but whoa $$$$!!

Mr.Hergen..i need your opinion.. can i use 16 - 35mm and 100mm macro lense in WACP 2? Or i have to change to other port for my S1H when im shooting macro

It was a bit of a mix. Here is the article with full details www.nauticam.com/blogs/news/solomon-islands-with-the-panasonic-s1

Thanks! I haven’t no, sorry!

They are a big help. If your camera is capable of shooting at higher ISO without much penalty, I would look into adding the lens filter as well. If you look a the Z Cam video, that was shot with a combination of the two. It does remove 2 stops of light so you just need to take that into account. Unless you re shooting a canon, the lens filter helps a lot.

Sorry, about the HDR, all the RED footage could be edited and rendered in HDR, as could the E2 but you need a true HDR reference monitor ($$$) to do the grading but the footage has the necessary dynamic range.

@@HergenSpalink I use a GH5 currently. I'll see how I get on when the lockdown allows diving again, and compare notes :)