FINDING THE RIGHT BUOYANCY FOR YOUR UNDERWATER CAMERA

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Very helpfull video thank you
Comment from : Betti #28

THANK YOU
Comment from : Vitaliy Vi

my other question is can I have 2 video lights and 2 strobes on my set up at the same time
Comment from : Black Scuba Bear

Can I ask you to make a video with the Sony a7r5 Sao I can see how to properly carry it at all times
Comment from : Black Scuba Bear

thank you very useful video!!
Comment from : Fakhzan Rosli

What brand is this t-shape Float Arm? Thank you (550g)
Comment from : 徐一唐

This advice on balance is super helpful I feel like I need to pay you 🙏🙏🙏 Thank you so much!
Comment from : Sol

I hope all is well fam I was wondering what setup would you recommend for my gfx 100s I would like to take it underwater i know that I have challenges with this type of camera but i feel like i can get some really good phots with it hope to hear back from you you guys stay blessed
Comment from : iamblackscubabear

Very helpful, thank you
Comment from : slacksci

how much money do u wanna show in one pic? br2:15 YES!brbrxD
Comment from : Tune Fisch

Nice video!brDo you have any recommendations for Gopro tray and video light? Thanks
Comment from : F Rebecca

Very good appreciate Very good teacher deeply informative A very good engineer!
Comment from : Mitch Mitchell

Many thanks It was so clear
Comment from : Kamolthip J

Super helpful video! Thanks
Comment from : UKDiver

Great video thank you The wheel weights and lead sheet tips were especially useful to me
Comment from : L S

Link for your gear is sending to bad gateway Could you tell me the floats you have on the rig behind you please? Liked and Subscribed!
Comment from : Mike Gerrie

I wish housing manufactures would make housings for the video centric camera bodies more like video camera housings and make them positively buoyant Much easier to add lead as weight to set trim on say a bare bones snorkel rig than add buoyancy with bulky arms on negatively buoyant full set up with lights and monitor Not to mention the added drag
Comment from : Mike Gerrie

Great video! I just recently bought a gopro hero 8 and currently have it mounted on my hand for personal videos but eventually I'll want a housing for videography and never knew about buoyancy for the camera rig Makes sense! :)
Comment from : Slyder Ace

Thank you!
Comment from : The Adventures of Haviken Hayes

Excellent ! Thank you Rick
Comment from : Sake Queeg

thanks!
Comment from : TortuLens

lovely
Comment from : badiuzzaman badli shah

I hate M setup The best setup for me is minute 15:01, but using telescope arms instead
Comment from : Flabellina

Hi Vanessa, great vid! You mentioned (min 7 mark) that you'd do a video discussing balance with pro UW photographer! Did the video eventually come out? thanks
Comment from : th4n

Hi Love all of your content Thank you! I’ve been looking for those cylindrical floats with one ball mount, as on the rig pictured at 2:01 Can you refer me to a brand or site that has them?
Comment from : Brandon Zink

How would you find buoyancy only using a single strobe?
Comment from : Nicole Noriega

I know that a body changes his buoyancy depending on the depth, a positive buoyant body at the surface of the water can become negative buoyant at 10-20 m depth
Comment from : BersekerSpirit

The best! 100 like!
Comment from : КонстантинКо

What camera you recommend for underwater video? ( just not GH5/GH5 s please I hate this camera with bad autofocus in the world)
Comment from : КонстантинКо

Thank you 🙏🏼
Comment from : roney yoneda

Need your advice to start under water photography , which camera and setup is more convenient as a beginner?
Comment from : Waleed Farrash

Excellent video and information! I like it so much I hope you don't mind me using it on our new Ultralight Control Systems Inc website that I should have online in a couple weeks
Comment from : Channel Islands Dive Adventures

thank you - loved your content to help me as an underwater portrait photographer
Comment from : Susan J Roche

Thankyou! brTrying too found out how to get my underwater footage better This helps a lot for making a decision on what i could do Struggling with green footage cause of the lack of light and with a selfie stick its hard too stabilize XD
Comment from : DutchieOutdoorGear

That was really well made and said!
Comment from : Michael Fusco

#BTMUnderwaterFilmingTips I’m trying to calculate the buoyancy of my camera setting, but I currently dont have access to any lakes or pools However, I do have a 55G drum that I can fill with freshwater What is the best way to calculate the total gram that I needed for my camera to stay neutrally buoyance
Comment from : danh ngo

I have recently bought carbon float arms for my underwater camera rig for better Buoyancy of video lights I am wondering if i can travel with them and take it on flightbrConcern is their hollow cylider shape as airline or security may consider them harmfulbrPlease suggest should i put in my camera bag which i take as carry on or should i keep them in check in luggage
Comment from : Kamran Shaikh-Dive Guru

HELP So I’m at a dilemma I know how much I need to make my rig buoyant however I’m not sure if I should do 2 arm sections or 4 (One on each side or 2 on each side) as well as what size arms I should get 6-9-11-13 inches ? I’m struggling to decided or figure out do I make it tight and wide? Hep would be amazing if you can! Will also post this on reef patrol!
Comment from : AhxMyxCabbages

Wow, what anfantastic channel! Thank you for your very informative videos And great job with the editing!
Comment from : victorhm21

Won't the buoyancy also depend on how deep you are underwater, as explained in Boyles law? Or does making a vacuum in the housing prevent such fluctuations? Great videos btw, I really enjoy learning from you guys!
Comment from : Kohei Ueno

Thanks for an amazing video brThere is a diver resting his body on the reef at 4:11 which is contradicted to what you have said right at the beginning of the video I understand it happens sometimes without any bad intention However , please kindly consider not to include this kinda footage in your future videos is highly appreciatedbr Im a big fan of your works :) Thank you so much
Comment from : johnnyphisit

Great advice, I'm still working towards that set up Funds don't allow right now so my rig is super negative and I guess I'm used to that now But this has reminded me of the importance to get that sorted out I also use a rig with combo of video lights and strobes Never easy switching between 2 disciplines multiple times on the same dive Any tips on best configuration for this set up? Thanks
Comment from : Elaine Ross

That shot at 8:50 is heavenly ❤
Comment from : b3nje909

Thank you, this is so helpful!
Comment from : Simon Yang

Nice video series 👍brPlease suggest how to make rig bouyant having flex arms I m using tovatec 12 inch flex arms holding heavy lights which makes my rig heavy I m not able to find any option or idea to make the rig float Plz help
Comment from : Kamran Shaikh-Dive Guru

Thank you Vanessa, really helped me!
Comment from : Bessem

Wonderful content and presentation I've learned a great deal from each video you've madebrI have one simple, almost silly comment to make about buoyancy I have watched my icheap/i dive buddy struggle through various homemade float solutions using various foams, pool "noodles", etc , only to be frustrated by how they compress with depth Neutral near the surface begins to sink like a rock as he dives deeper
Comment from : Alan Graves

Great video with easy to understand explanation, but I was expecting to learn how to determine/calculate how much of floatation we need for our rigsbrbrIn reality, most shop won't allow us to test/try before we make the purchase, and as for my case, none of our dive stores sells underwater camera equipment and we have to purchase it online Thus, knowing how much positive floatation before we make the purchase will definitely be helpful brbrAnyway, here's the guide that I have managed to find from the internet - wwwsubaquacameracouk/indexphp/equipment-guides/how-much-does-my-camera-rig-weigh-underwater
Comment from : Caesar Wong

You mentioned short arms-- what is the suggested length? I have a hard time deciding between 8in or 10in arms Do you not have problems with backscatter from the shorter arm length?
Comment from : Christopher Dudley

Amazing videos
Comment from : rohgren

Nice job May I ask what brand and size are the two horizontal floats mounted above your two handles? They look efficient and out of the way Thanks!
Comment from : Dupsbear

Very nicely done! I’m looking for different ideas to set my Sea and Sea housing w/Sony a7Rlll up with 2 YS-D2 strobes for stills and 2 Light and Motion Sola 9600’s for video And you have helped tremendously THANK YOU 🙏🏻
Comment from : David Lawrence

OMG Thank you !! So much LoL
Comment from : pampigwo

Thanks very cool vidéo !
Comment from : Fabien LEFEBVRE

Ah this video was so helpful thank you!
Comment from : Grant Porter

Just got open water certified and I’m glad to have stumbled onto another McKinnon fan 😁
Comment from : Drew Longest

Every day I shoot a movie with the tourist customers in the Thistlegorm rek and many different areas in the Red Sea brI hope to work with you until I become professional because of you
Comment from : medo mido

Hi, successful team brI work as an underwater photographer in Sharm El Sheikh brI am very impressed with this channel and would like to work with you brbest wishes
Comment from : medo mido

Great video!! I have been looking for this tutorial and you did it well Easy to understand and simple yet informative animation
Comment from : JoshRafG

Thank you, very informative I understand you don't like M configuration but how to avoid the back scatter in murky water?brUsually I try to put lights as far as possible so I'm forced to use a double arm aka M conf When it's possible I try to give the lights to my buddy avoiding to use light on my camera
Comment from : Davide De Benedictis

Great video! Which tripod do you use underwater?
Comment from : Petr Šimon Janíček

Nice video 👍🏽,but what we can do the focus 😭😭 I have same problem with GH5
Comment from : Saleh

Wow! Behind the Mask doing tutorial sounds like a treat! Your videos are inspiration to me I started filmmaking just last year, and would always watch and learn from your work I recently started a channel as well, and right now, focusing heavily on becoming a better storyteller (especially that my equipment can't keep up with the latest ones now) It's a dream to be able to work with you Hope you could read this! Hehe, thanks for the informative video!
Comment from : Jobet dela Cruz

Thanks great informative video 👍
Comment from : Downunder Search and Recovery

I use 4 D&D Mega floats (each 400 gram) in between a few segments of my old Stix Float Belt to adjust macro and wide angle setup for a Aquatica GH5 housing, with Dive & See monitor and 2 Keldan 4x
Comment from : Alex B

Nice Video 👍 What would you recommend to be as flexible as possible? I'm using a GH5 in a Nauticam housing with different ports and lenses And I use it in freshwater as well So I'd need a lot of different float arms to cover all of that
Comment from : Jan Segmüller

Another awesome informative video with great motion graphics to help understand the different components Love it! Keep up the good work! :D
Comment from : MaximumDiver