toadstone
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17 years ago
Some way to go yet to obtain really viewable underwater sequences/pictures.
But yesterdays trip into Rhiw Bach was a very worthwhile experience. Again thanks to Vanoord for his valuable input into the proceedings. It is now just a question of creating a rig, now that we know that the main elements perform.

This short sequence shows what appears to be the remains of some form of bridge. The last part showing what may possibly be the remnants of the walkway with stanchions lying against the chamber wall.
http://www.toadstone.com/aditnow/Rhiw_Bach_UWS.mov 

The flooded chamber we revisited footage is disappointing but again lessons learnt. It did however provide excellent on the spot viewing to those there. But not to myself when the observers realised the slate I was standing on was not what it might appear to be from the top 😮 😮

I'm sure we'll see some of Vanoord's pictures soon and I'll put together the video footage I took.

Peter.
Boggy
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17 years ago
what kind of program plays that file i cant get it to work on my pc. :confused:
if its a hole explore it...
simonrl
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17 years ago
Very impressive, very clear, and more than a little spooky.

Bograt - Quicktime player should play the movie.
my orders are to sit here and watch the world go by
toadstone
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17 years ago
"simonrl" wrote:

Very impressive, very clear, and more than a little spooky.

Bograt - Quicktime player should play the movie.



Sorry Bograt and thanks Simon. I forget not everyone knows file formats. Quicktime Player is free and is a "plug-in" for IE. Its native for Mac users.

This the link for the free version. it automatically senses your browser. Any other links will take you to paid versions.
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/ 

Peter.
Manxman
17 years ago
It works well on my Mac with no problems.
Reminded me of the underwater sequences in the film "Titanic" but without the fish .....

Manxman.
hymac580c
17 years ago
Very impressive, looks very much like the deck rail on the Tittanic.
Bellach dim ond swn y gwynt yn chwibian, lle bu gynt yr engan ar cynion yn tincian.
stevem
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17 years ago
Great video shot. Do you have any pics of your set-up?
Where in Rhiwbach was it shot?
From your description I guess(?) you were in the chamber with the roped walkway at the side of the flooded hole and that you were stood on the flase floor slate before the tunnel :blink:
Great stuff though..
May the fleas of a thousand camels infest the crotch of the person who
screws up your day and may their arms be too short to scratch.
Vanoord
17 years ago
🔗Rhiwbach-Trip---4th-October-Image-002[linkphoto]Rhiwbach-Trip---4th-October-Image-002[/linkphoto][/link]

This is Version 2.0, with the WiseLed tied a bit more firmly to the bottom of the camera rather than being suspended underneath.
Hello again darkness, my old friend...
stevem
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17 years ago
😉 😉 Fantastic 😉 😉
Wish I could have been there!! :thumbsup:
May the fleas of a thousand camels infest the crotch of the person who
screws up your day and may their arms be too short to scratch.

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