Loved watching on mute. I know the point is the footage, but a more understated track would fit the vibe so much better. Incredible video, awesome adventure! I'm not a diver (runner, cyclist, backpacker), but I love adventure and one day I dream of making an expedition of a similar magnitude. Truly an inspiration, cheers!
the best choice for audio is the natural environment sounds, but i understand if there's no microphone on your camera. still, no need to fill the silence, i can do that with a track of my choosing if i feel some reptile brain urge to do that. after i watched the full video, the music is absolutely grating and movie-preview-style ostentatious by the end. i gave it a shot but elevator music would have been more appropriate. anyway, fantastic dive video and def one of the best i've seen but i'm so disappointed in the audio. in fact, it's kinda motivated me to make one of my own. i think i'll do that tomorrow.
Good morning! if you can, one day try to dive into the underwater cave in Cahors (46), Lot department (I think you weren't far on this video). In this town, near the Valentré bridge, there is a river bank that Commander Cousteau began to map, but he did not go to the end. even today, no one has gone further. many locals would like to know how this cave ends, including me! ^^
@@johandewith8307 so I lived in Cahors when I was little, I lived with my mother, who still lives in this city. otherwise in everyday life no I no longer live in Cahors, but I can go back there when I want. but since a child I have dreamed of seeing the interior of this underwater cave where everyone throws their coins, and where Commander Cousteau had to turn around! I searched the internet, and there is no video of this underwater cave. his name : La fontaine des Chartreux / The Chartreux fountain.
Do you just follow the lines by sight or do you have to run a tether. Could not see any connection between diver and the main line. Anyone who knows the answer can reply. Thanks.
they follow it by eye sight. these guys are pros, since they are using the dpv for prepulsion and are very good with it they do not stir up silt like a diver pushing with fins. they always know where the line is from their position so they know how to get there with there in pitch dark. they do countless practice emergency drills
yeah it's a little over the top compared to how visually peaceful it is to say the least. comes across as a demand for recognition when the music mood can be described as "harrowing".
Sidemount rebreather plus back doubles, interesting setup. Nice video, ty
Definitely, a Awesome, Video!! My respect to Cave Diving... 👍🤿👍
Loved watching on mute. I know the point is the footage, but a more understated track would fit the vibe so much better.
Incredible video, awesome adventure! I'm not a diver (runner, cyclist, backpacker), but I love adventure and one day I dream of making an expedition of a similar magnitude. Truly an inspiration, cheers!
Very nice, Thanks for the movie
Great Movie Guys! Tx! (writting this while drinking French wine from Gramat:)
Some serious diving. Like it
the best choice for audio is the natural environment sounds, but i understand if there's no microphone on your camera. still, no need to fill the silence, i can do that with a track of my choosing if i feel some reptile brain urge to do that.
after i watched the full video, the music is absolutely grating and movie-preview-style ostentatious by the end. i gave it a shot but elevator music would have been more appropriate. anyway, fantastic dive video and def one of the best i've seen but i'm so disappointed in the audio. in fact, it's kinda motivated me to make one of my own. i think i'll do that tomorrow.
Amazing!
really cool video!!!
This channel is pretty cool!
Good morning! if you can, one day try to dive into the underwater cave in Cahors (46), Lot department (I think you weren't far on this video). In this town, near the Valentré bridge, there is a river bank that Commander Cousteau began to map, but he did not go to the end. even today, no one has gone further. many locals would like to know how this cave ends, including me! ^^
You life there?
@@johandewith8307 so I lived in Cahors when I was little, I lived with my mother, who still lives in this city. otherwise in everyday life no I no longer live in Cahors, but I can go back there when I want.
but since a child I have dreamed of seeing the interior of this underwater cave where everyone throws their coins, and where Commander Cousteau had to turn around! I searched the internet, and there is no video of this underwater cave. his name : La fontaine des Chartreux / The Chartreux fountain.
Im here now in the lot. Can u give me an exact location?
@@johandewith8307 Did you find it?
what lumens are the torches in this video?
No way I would or could ever do this..I'm too skeert.
yes
Lekker bezig !
Do you just follow the lines by sight or do you have to run a tether. Could not see any connection between diver and the main line. Anyone who knows the answer can reply. Thanks.
they follow it by eye sight. these guys are pros, since they are using the dpv for prepulsion and are very good with it they do not stir up silt like a diver pushing with fins. they always know where the line is from their position so they know how to get there with there in pitch dark. they do countless practice emergency drills
Would’ve been better, in my opinion, without the music. Still beautiful, though.
music sucks
yeah it's a little over the top compared to how visually peaceful it is to say the least. comes across as a demand for recognition when the music mood can be described as "harrowing".
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