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Alvin Ho

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Komodo
« on: 13 Sep 17, 21:09 »
A short video I did for a small cosy LOB.

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schushoes

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Re: Komodo
« Reply #1 on: 14 Sep 17, 14:47 »
very nicely done!!
Thanks for sharing! :)
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Re: Komodo
« Reply #2 on: 15 Sep 17, 21:19 »
>thumps up
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Re: Komodo
« Reply #3 on: 16 Sep 17, 10:47 »
very well done .... *thumbsup
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Re: Komodo
« Reply #4 on: 11 Oct 17, 17:27 »
Hi Alvin, mind sharing more information on your setup?
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Alvin Ho

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Re: Komodo
« Reply #5 on: 12 Oct 17, 13:49 »
Quote from: tomism on 11 Oct 17, 17:27
Hi Alvin, mind sharing more information on your setup?

I'm shooting a Sony A7R2 with 90mm macro and 28/2 lens at the moment. I have Nauticam housing with the small HD 501 monitor and housing for composing video and focus. For the wide stuff i'm using the 28/2 together with the Nauticam WWL wet lens. For lights i'm using the Weefine Solar 3800 lumens light at the moment as it has a high CRI of 95.
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Canon 100mm L Macro, Canon 16-35mm L, Canon 8-15mm FE, Nexus Housing
Sony A7R2, A6300 Sony 90mm Macro, Nauticam Housing
Inon Z-240 Strobes, Weefine Video lights, FIT Focus lights

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Re: Komodo
« Reply #6 on: 12 Apr 21, 12:28 »
This is truly an animal from the Primordial Age. It's like a miniature dinosaur. We should absolutely not approach it.
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