The spots on the belly-mantas are unique for each individual, much like our fingerprints. It is their "identity card", which allows marine biologists to follow and recognize them. (Komodo, Indonesia, July 2016.)
The spots on the belly-mantas are unique for each individual, much like our fingerprints. It is their "identity card", which allows marine biologists to follow and recognize them. (Komodo, Indonesia, July 2016.)

Diving and travel videos: explore the ocean and the world

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Discover, on this page, short video sequences of diving and travel, brought back from my trips to the end of the world...

Need to escape? Want to go somewhere else and enjoy the blue sea ? I have gathered below the diving and travel videos I published on the blog. Some videos are available in high definition. Click on the HD logo at the bottom of the player to activate it.

→ Find these short films and other videos on my Vimeo albums.
→ You can also subscribe to my youtube channel.

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  1. I watched your videos, and the quality is really great.
    I'm going to Thailand soon and I'd like to make some videos too.
    I could know which software you used to make your montages, it's probably not with movie maker because it gives a high definition preview.
    And thank you for your sharing, I've never been attracted to diving, I'm very interested in making a discovery.

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    1. @Maxx: Thank you for your little comment!

      It is not only the editing software that makes the quality of a video, but the initial capture. You have to shoot in HD first to get an HD rendering at the end. After that, you have to work with software that can handle very heavy HD files.

      Since 2010, I shoot with my Canon Eos 7D, which allows HD. As far as editing software is concerned, I'm on a Mac, and I've tested several (Final Cut Express, Adobe Premiere, iMovie). Finally, the easiest and most practical software for the short movies I edit for this blog is iMovie.

      Finally, I can only recommend you to try diving if you have the opportunity, one day, on vacation, for example. If it's your thing, you'll know it right away...
      🙄

  2. Hello Corinne,

    I have just discovered your blog and I am very happy, I will certainly come back often because it deals with a subject that I am passionate about recently. With my wife and my son we started our world tour in September by South East Asia where I could realize one of my dreams in Koh Tao: learning to dive.
    I see that you give lots of info on fantastic places to dive and your videos are very beautiful (I haven't had the time nor the connection to watch them all yet but for sure I'll come back 😉 ).
    Anyway thank you very much for sharing your passion and the time you took to make and edit your videos (although I know you do it for you too).
    Small technical question, do you use a red filter?
    And little question from diver to diver, what would be the three dive spots you would advise me the most in South East Asia (since that is where I am now)? Do you know a really nice wreck spot with good visibility conditions?

    See you soon

    Julian

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    1. @Julien: no, I don't use a red filter, my camera, the Canon Eos 7D, allows me to do a white balance underwater.

      My three favorite diving spots in Asia are:
      1 - Raja Ampat (West Papua, Indonesia)
      2 - Komodo (Small Sunda Islands, Flores, Indonesia)
      3 - Sipadan (Borneo, Malaysia)

      The best known and easiest wreck to dive in the area is the Liberty wreck, in Tulamben, in the northeast of Bali.
      https://petitesbullesdailleurs.fr/l-epave-du-liberty-en-video-20080829/
      Otherwise, there are of course the famous wrecks of Coron, in the Philippines, but I have never dived there yet.

      There is a lot to do in Southeast Asia for diving. You should be able to find inspiration and ideas depending on where you are, in the list of my trips, at the end of this link :
      http://petitesbullesdailleurs.fr/voyages/

      Good bubbles !!!
      🙄

  3. Hello Corinne

    Your videos and photos make me dream.... I'm going to Indonesia alone (a little bit anxious I admit) in July and I'm planning to do some scuba diving. Thank you for your site which is very useful to prepare my trip 🙂
    Camille

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    1. @Camille: Indonesia is one of the places I love to go back to... Don't be too anxious. I have traveled there many times, usually alone. Never had any problems. Good preparations!
      🙄

  4. @Corinne: after a fitness cure in the mountains, I'm "diving back" into your site: eh yes! I miss the sea 🙁 so your last trip to Mexico gave me hope: here is indeed something I will be able to do one day, without taking risks! Thanks! 🙄

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  5. Hello Corinne,
    Beautiful videos and site with very current design that I discovered late ...
    It is very very well done (I know what I am talking about I am a graphic designer).
    We share the same passion, I have a few YouTube movies that you should enjoy on different destinations but in the same spirit of discovery.
    By the way, I'm going back to Fiji (with Tonga this time) at the end of August, film to follow if everything goes well.
    I know Indonesia well (among others) too, although I have been there less often
    Good bubbles!

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