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Oceans Below Pro HD Underwater Video training– Koh Tao, ThailandVideo Production Facility
Oceans Below is based on tropical Koh Tao, Thailand – an excellent base for our HD underwater video production and underwater videography training activities.
Serving many of Koh Tao’s busiest dive shops, Oceans Below has a custom built video production facility. Based in the Sairee Beach plaza, Oceans Below is fully equipped to provide the best possible product for our customers:
• High performance PC computers for HD underwater video editing and production • Internal local area network, simplifying file sharing • HD and SD video cameras, and robust Aquatica & Gates underwater housings • Camera servicing desk • Air conditioned
Built with high quality solid aluminum, keeping in mind total ergonomics and underwater balance, its compact design makes the unit extremely user friendly. The housings have a 30° viewing angle on the large side LCD viewfinder for optimal filming capabilities. Giving access to almost all key camcorder functions, including the critical Manual White balance function; it will give our trainees the ability to create the best possible HD underwater videos.
With the Aquatica Housings, Oceans Below uses the Sony Handycam HDR-XR500, a 120GB hard-disk-based AVCHD camcorder which integrates a new Exmor-R back-illuminated CMOS sensor: the technology, which flips the layers so that the photo sites are above the electronics where they can get more light, prove an effective way to improve low-light performance. If you’re considering getting involved in professional underwater videography, make sure you check out our Professional HD Underwater Videography training. Our mix of experienced staff, custom built facility and quality SD and HD underwater video equipment mean you couldn’t be better placed. To find out more about our Professional HD underwater videography training, either drop us an email or if you’re based on Koh Tao, come and visit us in our Sairee Plaza office. We’re normally there from 10:00 am till 18:00 [when we’re not in the water!].
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