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Robert "Bobbit" Suntay's work is featured regularly on websites and TV shows including World Without Walls on The Filipino Channel. His Bohol diving video was part of the award winning Philippine pavilion in Expo 2012, Yeosu, Korea. His film on octopus behavior was aired on CNN news and on their website as an iReport "Editor's Pick."

Bobbit's experiences as a divemaster and videographer in Anilao (together with dive instructor and conservationist, Boy Siojo) were recently featured in an episode on ANC's Green Living TV show in March 2013. His video work in Anilao (with professional videographer, Mel Segarra) will also be featured in the Islands Insider TV series on the National Geographic (Philippines) channel.

Bobbit has done video work for Balai Resort in Anilao, The Ananyana in Bohol, and the Pangulasian, Lagen, Miniloc and Apulit Island resorts of the El Nido group in Palawan. He has shot video on the Guimaras and Camiguin islands' reefs for their local government and tourism offices.

When he is not underwater, Bobbit serves on various boards including: the Network of Underwater Digital Imagers (NUDI), the Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF), and the Beacon Academy. He has also served on the boards of the Beacon School and the Principals' Center at Harvard University. Bobbit is the co-founder and currently the executive director of the Carewell Community Foundation. Carewell is a Manila-based NGO that provides cancer support free of charge to persons with cancer and their loved ones.

Profile photo thanks to Jan Acosta of NUDI.

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  1. Hi Joe. I was using ISO 200 on the night dive with white balance set on automatic (during day dives, I always use custom WB). As you noticed on this video, both the wide and macro of the RX100 are GREAT! In fact, I use it much more now than my…
  2. Wow, wide angle, and macro look great! I particularly like the night dive. May I ask what ISO were using on your night dive? Do you use your Sony exclusively for macro and your GH2 for WA?