Diving the Great Barrier Reef on a liveaboard boat. (Cairns)

This trip was a bucket list dive and something we have been wanting to do since we moved to Australia. Check out this video to see how this adventure went.

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Gear:
Main Camera Body - Sony A7SIII
Secondary Camera Body - A7IV

Lens I Own:
My Favorite Lens - Sigma 24-70 F2.8
My Favorite Prime - Sony 35 F1.8
My Favorite Telephoto Lens - Sony 70-200 F2.8

Check out the other lenses I own and use in this video.

Action Camera : Gopro Hero 7 & Hero 6
Drone: Dji Mavic Pro 2
Gimbal: Zhiyun Weebill S

[MaximumDiver]

I consider the visibility there to be quite astonishing, Bernard! Here in Canada, if we have more than 20 feet, we jump around to celebrate haha. Great video by the way!

[vomillicious]

Damn, it all bleached. It used to be so colourful 10 years ago it was insane. That's pretty sad to watch 😔

[DreamVicarious]

Why so much SOFTNESS around the edges of the image underwater?... Is this the dome port? ....or the lens?... Its really bad, wow. Its like you loose 30% of the image on the outsides.

[tacoventure]

The experience of diving on a liveaboard boat must have been so immersive and unforgettable.The colors of the coral and the diverse marine life are just awesome. It's like a whole new world down there!

[LS-nnqr]

Thankyou so much for sharing your great video. Amazing pictures! Could you kindly tell me what equipment you actually used underwater - was it just the GoPro for all the underwater video shots in your video? (close ups of the marine life and distant shots) Or did you use your Sony A7SIII too? Any advice on getting clear shots underwater would be appreciated as I will soon be visiting the Reef too! And did you use any lighting either for the GoPro and/or the camera? Thankyou and keep up the great work!