Taking down to the deep ocean, it is the TyphoonHD4 camera that accompanied BBC filmmakers in their latest quest to reveal the life in blue waters. If we haven’t seen those mesmerizing, myth defying, nature defining series which these fellows over at BBC keep featuring, then we aren’t from the same planet. Thus, when we talk about their new documentary “South Pacific,” you can just guess what I am talking off, and because this $100,000 HD camera capable of capturing images about 20 times the normal HD camera (480fps if the standard HD cam shoots at 24fps), has been used in the same series, you can further relate to it. Capturing those huge waves underwater to such sublime slow motion and perfection, the camera was good enough to give Rudi Diesel (the cameramen) and us shots like never seen before. If you wish to see some captured shots yourself, then just follow the jump.
Via: BBC/Gizmodo
