FluoroDive Bonaire 2013

If you have ever wondered what it would be like to go on a fluorescence night dive, this is the video to watch. It shows what it looks like underwater in the dark with blue light, and captures the magical transition when you illuminate a subject with white light, then blue fluorescence excitation light, then add the blocking filter to eliminate the reflected excitation and reveal the stunning fluorescence. There are a variety of marine creatures in the video showing spectacular fluorescent colors.

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FluoroDive Bonaire 2013

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