Episode ONE of Three, The SCUBA Connection.
Well ,,,,
As any SCUBA Ddiver will attest, its about the details, dummy. All the gear that you wear to support your life in the alien atmosphere is really about details. Technical details.
And the sport of diving is getting more and more "technical" every year.
When I started it was just a tank of compresse air, a modified LP gas regulator, a couple of corrogated hoses and you strapped it on and went in.
No special equipment ,, we learned as we survived.
You sank ?
Well don't wear so much weight then.
You say you got all, like fuzzy headed at 250 feet?
So don't go so deep already!
A learning curve with potential short duration!
I am learning that my techie learning curve is VERY steep!
,,,,,,,when it comes to editing videos. (Technical diving is another subject for later!)
I've been working on the video interviews I made with The SCUBA Connection ,www.tscscuba.com in NJ for ,,, well months.
At one point I lost them alltogether. They fell through the virtual cracks somewhee !?
When finally found them they were in a format that I cannot "clean up". (I really, really need to get an apple for the video editg work!) .......
So, not to detract from what Wayne has to say about all the great services he provides I've posted the first raw video clip. The first of three, so stay tuned for more.
By the way Wayne is something of an expert when it comes to video editing too.
You'll have to excuse the roughness of the clip but still ,,,, The SCUBA Connection really has it together.
So anyway heres Wayne (drum roll please!,,,) ----------------> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChhlItnWkzo
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Its all about diving.
It's all good!
SCOTT
As any SCUBA Ddiver will attest, its about the details, dummy. All the gear that you wear to support your life in the alien atmosphere is really about details. Technical details.
And the sport of diving is getting more and more "technical" every year.
When I started it was just a tank of compresse air, a modified LP gas regulator, a couple of corrogated hoses and you strapped it on and went in.
No special equipment ,, we learned as we survived.
You sank ?
Well don't wear so much weight then.
You say you got all, like fuzzy headed at 250 feet?
So don't go so deep already!
A learning curve with potential short duration!
I am learning that my techie learning curve is VERY steep!
,,,,,,,when it comes to editing videos. (Technical diving is another subject for later!)
I've been working on the video interviews I made with The SCUBA Connection ,www.tscscuba.com in NJ for ,,, well months.
At one point I lost them alltogether. They fell through the virtual cracks somewhee !?
When finally found them they were in a format that I cannot "clean up". (I really, really need to get an apple for the video editg work!) .......
So, not to detract from what Wayne has to say about all the great services he provides I've posted the first raw video clip. The first of three, so stay tuned for more.
By the way Wayne is something of an expert when it comes to video editing too.
You'll have to excuse the roughness of the clip but still ,,,, The SCUBA Connection really has it together.
So anyway heres Wayne (drum roll please!,,,) ----------------> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChhlItnWkzo
<object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="
Its all about diving.
It's all good!
SCOTT
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