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Filmed at the legendary Browning Passage off northern Vancouver Island, this 16-second 4K underwater clip showcases yellowtail and blacktail rockfish swimming in coordinated schools around a rocky pinnacle. The scene is framed by dozens of white plumose anemones, offering a beautiful look at the structural complexity and biodiversity of the region. Shot using a Sony A7S III with a Sony 16–35mm F4 lens, the clip is sharp, cinematic, and professionally composed.
This footage is ideal for documentaries, marine research, and educational content highlighting Pacific Northwest ecosystems. Delivered in S-Log3 (ungraded) for maximum post-production flexibility.
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This 20-second 4K underwater clip features a school of yellowtail rockfish (Sebastes flavidus) calmly suspended in the water column beside a rocky underwater pinnacle. Filmed near Vancouver Island, British Columbia, the rocky background is adorned with white plumose anemones, highlighting the rugged terrain and biodiversity of the Pacific Northwest.
Captured using a Sony A7S III with a Sony 16–35mm f/4 lens, the footage is stabilized and evenly lit, providing a clean, cinematic view of natural fish behavior. Ideal for use in documentaries, marine biology education, or any creative project requiring high-quality footage of temperate reef ecosystems.
