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65. Drifters of the deep
2 years ago
[Updated: March 08 2009]
The most amazing creatures nature has ever created, drifting in our oceans. From the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Download the video file on the right sidebar, and watch it via an AppleTV, PS3 or XBoX360 on your HDTV.
Shot with a Canon HV20 in PF24/Cinemode. Pulldown removed with Cineform NeoHD. Edited with Vegas Pro 8, graded with Magic Bullet. Music and video are licensed separately under the Creative Commons "BY" 3.0 license.
The most amazing creatures nature has ever created, drifting in our oceans. From the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Download the video file on the right sidebar, and watch it via an AppleTV, PS3 or XBoX360 on your HDTV.
Shot with a Canon HV20 in PF24/Cinemode. Pulldown removed with Cineform NeoHD. Edited with Vegas Pro 8, graded with Magic Bullet. Music and video are licensed separately under the Creative Commons "BY" 3.0 license.
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I agree.. they're absolutely fascinating.
I saw a High Def NGO show a few months ago about these. They actually have eyes, you know. And the ones that sting have tiny hooks that shoot out of their tentacles at lightning speed to inject the poison.
Good to see you still active. Hope everything's going well.