That's OK.  Marshall's used to it, I'm sure.  Maybe he's using a DIY
housing?

I've shot a fair amount of video in places with strong conditions like
Indonesia and Cocos where it can be hard to hold a housing still
against the current.  I've also shot in easy conditions like the
Belize Atolls, where holding the housing steady is as easy as diving
there.  I was surprised to find out that the conditions in a quarry
mirror the tough Pacific conditions.  Maybe that's why I've always
been hesitant to dive in a quarry.

Hi George,

Truthfully, I threw this video together as I was doing experimental things.
First of all, I got the red filter for the housing and used that for the
first time.  I believe that is where the lens reflection came in, so better
I go back to no filter.  Next experiment was using Google Earth in the
video.  The last experiment was using my son's MacBook and Final Cut to edit
it.  Anyway, I switched back to my Windows PC and used Pinnacle Studio like
my other ones.

And yes, Greg, I know I was not holding the video camera steady.  This was
supposed to be the first of two dives that day and I was scouting locations
and shots.  Anyway, my dive buddy developed a sinus squeeze problem and this
was our only dive that day there.

Anyway, it's out there for people who have never been to Gilboa to get a
preview.