Great video. I was in Tofino with the family for a few days. Thank you thank you thank you. I never would have had the courage to get in the water if not for y.i suck and have a lot to learn. Baby steps
Baby steps indeed! Start off snorkeling in protected areas and work your way up to the ucluelet lighthouse loop over time! You got it! And no worries, happy people enjoy my videos.
What a awesome outing though! The camera was good, had to actually turn up my screen resolution, so it was crisper, had some fuzzy moments lol. Thanks for going out in that, and giving us an adventure! Happy New Years 🍻🎆🎉🎇🎊
Yeah man my pleasure! Thank Fred for that one haha. And yeah, the ace pro 2 seems awesome so far! Still getting familiarized with it though but so far so good. Happy new year brother!
Nice video youngster,the old store behind the shot during the pee story,in 1970 ish,sold us 3 mars bars…lol they had like 5 on the counter at the time and three commercial boats at the dock.ive heard there is an old tug down there by the lighthouse reef in mid east channel.sounds like you understand safety, is the juice worth the squeeze…works for everything,stay safe n get old
Nice dude. I bet it looked much different than it does today. I heard there was an old tug there. And true, it's a balance for sure. I teach occupational safety. My modo, if you get hurt, doing having fun and while enjoying life. Haha. But I wanna see my kids grow old, safety first. Cheers man!
Hey man! Thanks for the video. I did wind up getting an Insta360 Ace pro for christmas based off your reviews a while ago. Took it out for our first recorded dive last friday. Everyone loves the video! Its a little "unstable" lol as my 11 year old filmed it but, thanks man! The thing is killer.
Awesome man stoked you like it! Recommending products can be stressful. I don't want my viewers to be upset with stuff I suggest. I wouldn't be hyping it up if I didn't believe it's the best action camera for underwater video. Try boosting the stabilization until she gets more comfortable holding the camera. That could help. The downside to stabilization is the image is cropped, but I'd prefer that to shaky footage. Eventually, you can bring the stabilization down a bit with practice. I often render stabilization in post production to further smooth out my footage. Or I'll slow motion it and render stabilization. Slowing down the footage a bit allows you to keep the best few seconds and still get a solid 5-10 seconds of footage to work with. Film in 60fps and you can slow it down by 50% and still have smooth, consistent footage.
@@PNWSamson Thanks for the advice! I was wondering what fps to use... Did you buy editing software or are you using a free version? There is alot to learn! She noticed how to improve her approach to thi gs she wants to show, so .... next time! We are bopefully going on a crab dive this weekend for dungies.
@Dru338 nice man can't beat fresh crab! I use iMovie. It's free software that comes with apple. Super easy to use. I bought a used 2015 iMac with really good specs back in 2019. 27 inch screen etc. just as important as your editing software is your computer capabilities. Unfortunately I can film in anything greater than 60fps or my computer lags. A lot of people film in 1080p and with a lower bit rate just so their computer can process the files. In the world of editing, you're only as strong as your weakest link.
@@PNWSamson Right, my daughter has a laptop we will use. It isnt a mac, but it will have to do. I got a recomendation for free software from the island spearo group i will try. Another part of this is so my daughter can edit and learn and get creative. Its good to know you use free stuff, it gives me an idea of what is possible for free if it all works well. Im not trying to be a youtuber i am trying to give my kid a way to be creative with a thing we can do togeather! This camera is a great adition. Thank you for your help and response!
Nice video, one of my favorite spots although shore access has decayed over the years. There's some finger reefs off Dionisio which, at least the last time I was there, were absolutely loaded with fish. Not easy to dive there though. Virago Point use to be a super popular SCUBA spot when it was accessible from shore.
Yeah, it's a shame that the spot isn't more accessible without a boat. You swing a mile to get there which is very commendable on your part! Porlier is one of my favorites too. We always anchor at the same spot though, I want to explore some different spots next time. I'll keep those locations in mind! Thanks Barrie, hope you had a great time over the holidays.
@@PNWSamson If the roads were still open I would definitely drive to Porlier and let the fish do the swimming! Sadly both roads are now closed and have been for at least 10 years.
@ I don’t know what the visibility’s would be like, especially a round the tip of the island, but the sealife is amazing. And we’ve caught halibut in 30 ft of water in places! I’d love to shoot one one day but I think Norway is the place to go to shoot a halibut!
Can't beat a good time like that ❤❤
For sure man! Wish you could have joined.
Thanks for sharing - so inspiring. Heading into the water later this week (after skiing!!)
Wicked due enjoy! The skiing and lake time. Cheers.
Great video. I was in Tofino with the family for a few days. Thank you thank you thank you. I never would have had the courage to get in the water if not for y.i suck and have a lot to learn. Baby steps
Baby steps indeed! Start off snorkeling in protected areas and work your way up to the ucluelet lighthouse loop over time! You got it! And no worries, happy people enjoy my videos.
@PNWSamson we love them
@PNWSamson thanks man that helps
@@Vichrisoutdoors awesome! So do comments like the one you post. Much appreciated 👍
I want to harvest some of those scallops 😊
Me too man! Unfortunately, closed in the area. 😥
Brad the legend on the video! Narration is great again. Cheers -Simon
Thanks Simon! And yeah, Brad is hilarious. Fun times.
Thanks for sharing a great video. Happy New year to you and your family..
My pleasure man and likewise!
What a awesome outing though! The camera was good, had to actually turn up my screen resolution, so it was crisper, had some fuzzy moments lol.
Thanks for going out in that, and giving us an adventure!
Happy New Years 🍻🎆🎉🎇🎊
Yeah man my pleasure! Thank Fred for that one haha. And yeah, the ace pro 2 seems awesome so far! Still getting familiarized with it though but so far so good. Happy new year brother!
Nice video youngster,the old store behind the shot during the pee story,in 1970 ish,sold us 3 mars bars…lol they had like 5 on the counter at the time and three commercial boats at the dock.ive heard there is an old tug down there by the lighthouse reef in mid east channel.sounds like you understand safety,
is the juice worth the squeeze…works for everything,stay safe n get old
Nice dude. I bet it looked much different than it does today. I heard there was an old tug there. And true, it's a balance for sure. I teach occupational safety. My modo, if you get hurt, doing having fun and while enjoying life. Haha. But I wanna see my kids grow old, safety first. Cheers man!
Lots scallops damn awesomeness
Yeah man , crazyness!
that's my spot! used to be some wolf eels about a hundred meters south of your first drop.
Beautiful spot for sure. I was hoping to spot some wolf eel but no such luck.
Hey man! Thanks for the video.
I did wind up getting an Insta360 Ace pro for christmas based off your reviews a while ago. Took it out for our first recorded dive last friday. Everyone loves the video! Its a little "unstable" lol as my 11 year old filmed it but, thanks man! The thing is killer.
Awesome man stoked you like it! Recommending products can be stressful. I don't want my viewers to be upset with stuff I suggest. I wouldn't be hyping it up if I didn't believe it's the best action camera for underwater video. Try boosting the stabilization until she gets more comfortable holding the camera. That could help. The downside to stabilization is the image is cropped, but I'd prefer that to shaky footage. Eventually, you can bring the stabilization down a bit with practice. I often render stabilization in post production to further smooth out my footage. Or I'll slow motion it and render stabilization. Slowing down the footage a bit allows you to keep the best few seconds and still get a solid 5-10 seconds of footage to work with. Film in 60fps and you can slow it down by 50% and still have smooth, consistent footage.
@@PNWSamson
Thanks for the advice! I was wondering what fps to use...
Did you buy editing software or are you using a free version? There is alot to learn! She noticed how to improve her approach to thi gs she wants to show, so .... next time!
We are bopefully going on a crab dive this weekend for dungies.
@Dru338 nice man can't beat fresh crab! I use iMovie. It's free software that comes with apple. Super easy to use. I bought a used 2015 iMac with really good specs back in 2019. 27 inch screen etc. just as important as your editing software is your computer capabilities. Unfortunately I can film in anything greater than 60fps or my computer lags. A lot of people film in 1080p and with a lower bit rate just so their computer can process the files. In the world of editing, you're only as strong as your weakest link.
@@PNWSamson
Right, my daughter has a laptop we will use. It isnt a mac, but it will have to do. I got a recomendation for free software from the island spearo group i will try. Another part of this is so my daughter can edit and learn and get creative. Its good to know you use free stuff, it gives me an idea of what is possible for free if it all works well. Im not trying to be a youtuber i am trying to give my kid a way to be creative with a thing we can do togeather! This camera is a great adition. Thank you for your help and response!
Happy New Year!
Likewise! Hope you had a great holiday.
Nice video, one of my favorite spots although shore access has decayed over the years. There's some finger reefs off Dionisio which, at least the last time I was there, were absolutely loaded with fish. Not easy to dive there though. Virago Point use to be a super popular SCUBA spot when it was accessible from shore.
Yeah, it's a shame that the spot isn't more accessible without a boat. You swing a mile to get there which is very commendable on your part! Porlier is one of my favorites too. We always anchor at the same spot though, I want to explore some different spots next time. I'll keep those locations in mind! Thanks Barrie, hope you had a great time over the holidays.
@@PNWSamson If the roads were still open I would definitely drive to Porlier and let the fish do the swimming! Sadly both roads are now closed and have been for at least 10 years.
@emeraldsky8009 Yeah, it's a drag. Next time I dive it I'll let you know! I'm sure Fred would be happy to have you onboard.
@@PNWSamson Thanks! I'm probably not back in the water for months because of a ankle issue.
@emeraldsky8009 damn, sorry to hear...
where is this？
Porlier Pass, just off Galiano island, British Columbia.
My favorite fishing spot is about 30 miles north of port hardy!
I've yet to make it past Port McNeil. Can't wait to explore hardy one day!
@ I don’t know what the visibility’s would be like, especially a round the tip of the island, but the sealife is amazing. And we’ve caught halibut in 30 ft of water in places! I’d love to shoot one one day but I think Norway is the place to go to shoot a halibut!
beautiful shots! do you use a vest under your wetsuit?
Thanks! I do not. My suit is a farmer John though so that offers more thermal protection than a waist cut.
@PNWSamson would you recommend a vest if someone has a waist cut, diving around vancouver island?
stellerr
Cheers!