gallery – Split GoPro Dome Port for Hero Cameras

Gallery: Over Under Photos From a Fun Day at the Fuerteventura Pool

Split — Sun, 21 May 2017 16:31:21 +0000

Even when the swell is small and there are no waves in Fuerteventura, there is always something to do. Like take your Split dome port to the local pool in Corralejo and have a bit of fun with it and take some over under photos.

Swimming pool in Corralejo

Bubbles

Jure standing in the pool

Over under selfie

Just floating in water.

Swimming poll is “piscina” in Spanish:)

Zala trying some underwater meditation.

Split GoPro dome is not only good for over under photos, you can also take it underwater.

Jure swimming

A cool half half photo always has something going on in the top and in the bottom part of the photo.

People jumping into the pool are one of the funnest 50/50 photos that you can take. Use “burst mode” setting on your GoPro and you will catch some amazing bubble art:)

Floating in the poll – point of view:)

You can see the name of the place at the bottom of the pool.

Underwater.

Some photos work better in B&W.

It is usually best if the waterline goes over the middle of the dome.

Swimming and palm trees.

Jure looking for Arsen.

The shallow end of the pool.

Pools are cool for split photos because water is usually really clear!

Fun

Gallery: GoPro Hero5 Dome Photos From Sumatra Surf Trip

Split — Thu, 18 May 2017 12:50:38 +0000

It is time to post another gallery of over under photos. This time photos come from my recent Sumatra surf trip. I must say that surfing was the main goal of the trip which means two 3-4h surf sessions a day. That left me with like 2% of the day energy supply for things like eating and taking over under photos :)). So these were shot pretty quickly and the conditions were not the best when it comes to water clarity. How clear the water is changed from day-to-day depending on the swell, wind, rain, currents…I guess, I don’t really know. So one day it could be so clear that surfing a wave felt like floating on air just above the coral heads and other days you could not see the toes on your feet when siting on your board. To bad I didn’t score the clear water conditions when I had my Split dome port with me. BTW: if you are interested in what are the best conditions for over under photography and get loads of other tips check out our e-book.

Anyway, these photos were taken with the new Split GoPro Hero5 Dome and the dome and the new camera both rock:)! Enjoy the photos and soon we’ll be back with another gallery…

Photos of people jumping in the water are one of my favorites, all the air bubbles make some amazing shapes.

Shaka!

Tropical island and palm trees.

Friend practicing her duckdive.

Our boat captain.

Jump man!

Another surf spot, another island…I never get tired of this:)

Over under selfie

My surf buddy on the boat.

This is life.

Group split selfie

On of the island dogs not really sure about being in the ocean:)

Our boat.

GoPro Hero5 Dome in action.

Indian ocean.

More palm trees.

Before the surf session or actually after the first session and before the second one:)

GoPro Dome Photos Gallery From Wings

Split — Sun, 12 Mar 2017 11:02:49 +0000

Wings is an Australian multi award winning advanced Eco certified tour operator from Airlie Beach, Queensland. They own two of our Split dome ports and they use them regularly with their GoPro cameras on their trips around the area. And the surrounding is amazing! Airlie Beach is the perfect access point for Whitsunday Islands (click here for some photos to see just how amazing the place looks) that lie between the northeast coast of Australia, and the Great Barrier Reef. They are covered with dense rainforest and lined with white sand beaches that descent into the crystal clear sea teeming with marine life. If you have read our top tip for over under photography then you understand that white sand beaches and crystal clear water means GoPro dome photography heaven!

Here are just some of the photos that Wings team take daily in their trips to the sea:

With so many fish in the sea it can get crowded in the bottom half of the over under photo.

Our GoPro dome captures this giant regularly. Wings team even gave him a name:)

Snorkeling among the fish with dome port.

This dude again.

Sometimes the divers visit this giant and sometimes its the other way around.

A rich coral reef is hiding just under the surface.

If your timing is right, you can use your GoPro together with our dome and capture moments like these.

Crystal clear water and perfect underwater visibility.

Seven divers and one little turtle.

This is how snorkeling should look like.

Fish checking out our dome port.

Our GoPro dome port following a little yellow fish.

Sun rays through the water surface…

It’s not just fish, it’s also jellyfish

GoPro dome port in action.

Sunny sky – check. Boat – check. Clear water – check. Lots of fish – check. One happy diver – check. Yes, you can give two thumbs up!

With lips like this this fish should be called a kiss fish:)

I does not matter how many times you see a fish like this on up close. It’s interesting every time!

Snorkeling.

20 Most Amazing Over Under Photos You May Not Have Seen Before

Split — Thu, 18 Aug 2016 11:55:29 +0000

We have been playing around with our GoPro camera and Split Dome port for a while now and made thousands of photos. Yes, photos pile up rather quickly when you are using the timelapse mode:). Anyway, here is our pick of 20 amazing over under photos that we made, all shoot with GoPro and Split Dome port that will hopefully boost your creativity and give you some shooting ideas.

Winter surfing in the Mediterranean.

Fishing boats tied up really well…

Girls swimming underwater is always a good photo idea, especially with water as clear as this.

And so is girls going surfing.

This epic underwater music band photo was taken by our customer from Austria.

Floating in the sea.

We say you need a sunny day to get the best half half photos. Well…this is a cloudy day proving us wrong.

Show some love <3

When in doubt, paddle out.

Under pressure

A surfer paddling over the Indian ocean somewhere in Indonesia.

Over under photos are usually reserved for surfing, swimming, snorkeling, stand up paddling…and similar water activities. Well, here is one that does not fit in. MTB time.

Did we mention stand up paddle?

And amazing underwater landscapes.

Handstands.

Follow me when the water is cold…

Follow me when the water is warm…

With the right light and clear water you almost can’t tell where the water begins.

Palm trees photo from the equator is a must

Stand up paddle camping trip, you should try it.

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