I've personally never used flashes, so I unfortunately don't have an answer for that one. But for underwater lights, I've always used lights made by the company "Shoot". They're always worked real well, and the battery life is great.
I'd recommend using the shorty stick over the head strap. You aren't able to capture too many great shots with the head mount, and its best to be used if you don't want to worry about filming underwater.
I just came across this video, as well as your older one on this same subject. I noticed that mask mount/ head strap did not make the list this time. Let me start by saying I have no interest in becoming an aspiring videographer. I've gone diving with plenty of them and they are too focused on their viewfinder for my liking. Nothing wrong with it at all... just not my cup of tea. I only bought my GoPro to share with my wife and kids to get them interested in the oceans. Anyway, I am considering a mask mount, but amongst professionals, it's either love or hate. Last year, it made your list. This year, no. Any special reasons?
The reason I didn't mention it in this video is because I was trying to focus on mounts that give you the best looking/cinematic video. The mask mount doesn't really give you any great shots, but it's great if you don't want to deal with the hassle of filming. If you want to record underwater video without having to worry about messing with the camera the whole time, then the head mount might be perfect for you. I personally never use it because it makes the video a little more shaky.
@@FintasticFilms Thank you for the feedback. I've read about (and seen) shaky video with the mask mount. And bubbles too. I was just curious why you had stopped using it. I'm just trying to find my best option for "casual" videos. I appreciate all of your work. Thank you.
The mask mount is good if you have a backup second camera. I went on a dive once where my hand camera failed and I could still get footage from the other one.
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My last video of 2020...happy New Year's everyone! Enjoy!
Happy new years!!!
Awesome video. Thx for all helpful tips
Thanks for this
Thank you Raymond! This is a really helpful video.
Great video. Glad to see another diver who’s a Royals fan.
Thanks! Very useful information in a quick digestible format!
Awesome tips!
It was quick and very helpful video. 👍 thank you.
Excellent advices, thanks!
Love these videos!!
Thanks!
Good video. Thanks for your tips.
Nice video...thanks for the tips
thanks
awesome video. I'm about to buy the hero 9 for my birthday
Great work bro! Keep it up! :)
hi what pole would u recommend for scuba diving? Is it ok to use a floating pole?
Thanks for your videos, what lights and flashes do you recomend?
I've personally never used flashes, so I unfortunately don't have an answer for that one. But for underwater lights, I've always used lights made by the company "Shoot". They're always worked real well, and the battery life is great.
thanks 😊
Nice video. Do you have link to all those accessories?
Does it matter which dive housing you use?
You can find dive housings from all kinds of different companies, and to my knowledge, all of them work good.
Do you recommend the go pro headstrap for scuba diving? And the go pro shorty stick?
I'd recommend using the shorty stick over the head strap. You aren't able to capture too many great shots with the head mount, and its best to be used if you don't want to worry about filming underwater.
@@FintasticFilms thank you for the quick answer, really helpfull!
I just came across this video, as well as your older one on this same subject. I noticed that mask mount/ head strap did not make the list this time. Let me start by saying I have no interest in becoming an aspiring videographer. I've gone diving with plenty of them and they are too focused on their viewfinder for my liking. Nothing wrong with it at all... just not my cup of tea. I only bought my GoPro to share with my wife and kids to get them interested in the oceans. Anyway, I am considering a mask mount, but amongst professionals, it's either love or hate. Last year, it made your list. This year, no. Any special reasons?
The reason I didn't mention it in this video is because I was trying to focus on mounts that give you the best looking/cinematic video. The mask mount doesn't really give you any great shots, but it's great if you don't want to deal with the hassle of filming. If you want to record underwater video without having to worry about messing with the camera the whole time, then the head mount might be perfect for you. I personally never use it because it makes the video a little more shaky.
@@FintasticFilms Thank you for the feedback. I've read about (and seen) shaky video with the mask mount. And bubbles too. I was just curious why you had stopped using it. I'm just trying to find my best option for "casual" videos. I appreciate all of your work. Thank you.
The mask mount is good if you have a backup second camera. I went on a dive once where my hand camera failed and I could still get footage from the other one.
Would it be worth spending the extra for the hero 9 or get the hero 8?
The Hero 9 has dropped in price pretty handsomely over the past few months, so I'd say now would be the perfect time to get one.
Got the gopro 9
What editing software do you use
@4:08 what is that device for breathing?
Where to buy that light tray?
I bought mine off of Amazon.
boowy stick