Thanks alohadean. That light is made by Intova. Proud to say they are a generous sponsor of the series and even more proud to say they are a local Hawaii company. Their lights are amazingly bright and their industrial design is fantastic.
This perfect. I have a short attention span yet am fascinated by the sea. Your video presentations are just right for me in every way. Your narration peaks my interest and leaves me wanting more. Great job. Frank Mutz Atlanta, GA
The fact that you could identify most everything you filmed in this video would make me think that the oceans have been explored more than you think - just not by you :) That being said, it is a great video and you guys are amazing - going out into the deep blue at night off Oahu - very exciting!!
Thanks Dave. Lighting translucent animals is definitely tough. We used a mix of back lighting and top lighting to get the desired effects with these ctenophores. But most of the credit for the light show has to go to the animals themselves who manipulate light better than any lighting assistant we know:)
Wow - incredible stuff - thanks so much for posting this!! One strange observation: the "pyrosome" (sp?) at 2:01 - 2:32 reminds me very much of a particular Star Trek (Original Series) episode, where a gigantic alien structure threatens to consume the Enterprise but I'll have to confirm ... ah, yes: S2E6: "The Doomsday Machine" - THIS is what I'm reminded of when I see the "pyrosome" - anyone else make the same association? (I know - kinda Trekkie/geeky of me ... )
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Thanks alohadean. That light is made by Intova. Proud to say they are a generous sponsor of the series and even more proud to say they are a local Hawaii company. Their lights are amazingly bright and their industrial design is fantastic.
A very wet and blue one. So far, it is our favorite.
So beautiful
awesome video.
This perfect. I have a short attention span yet am fascinated by the sea. Your video presentations are just right for me in every way. Your narration peaks my interest and leaves me wanting more. Great job.
Frank Mutz
Atlanta, GA
Fantastic! Keep them coming!
The fact that you could identify most everything you filmed in this video would make me think that the oceans have been explored more than you think - just not by you :)
That being said, it is a great video and you guys are amazing - going out into the deep blue at night off Oahu - very exciting!!
Thanks Dave. Lighting translucent animals is definitely tough. We used a mix of back lighting and top lighting to get the desired effects with these ctenophores. But most of the credit for the light show has to go to the animals themselves who manipulate light better than any lighting assistant we know:)
Cool! What planet is this?
Awesome! Loves me some ctenophores!
Thank-you, A universe for the imagination.
You're all doing an amazing job with these videos. Loving the macro shots and great lighting!
Coolest shit I've seen all year. More documentaries are in order
This guy was my professor.....🗿🗿🗿🗿 That's awesome
Ur AWESOME!!
@1:24 The elusive Coney Island Whitefish.
Wow - incredible stuff - thanks so much for posting this!! One strange observation: the "pyrosome" (sp?) at 2:01 - 2:32 reminds me very much of a particular Star Trek (Original Series) episode, where a gigantic alien structure threatens to consume the Enterprise but I'll have to confirm ... ah, yes: S2E6: "The Doomsday Machine" - THIS is what I'm reminded of when I see the "pyrosome" - anyone else make the same association? (I know - kinda Trekkie/geeky of me ... )
Fantastic video ... great work ...
What kind of video light did you use (next to Sola) in 1:20sec??
Thank you
Thanks, I'm very familiar with Intova ... I'm already in a line for new Galaxy Video Light ... I need to call Kevin ASAP, LOL
Genesis 1:20
Is that Kerbal Space Program music I hear?
yes, it's the Mun theme i think, haven't played the game in a while but definitely yes.