Product Description

Visions of the Sea: Explorations was captured in High Definition by Emmy Award-winner Anthony S. Lenzo, one of the world's most renowned underwater videographers and systems integrators, utilizing the latest in High Definition camera gear and his trusted Amphibicam HD underwater housing.

Explore some of the world's most pristine and unspoiled coral reefs with an underwater tour of Fiji, Bonaire, Honduras and The Bahamas. Experience ocean life as never before in spectacular High Definition video that brings your home entertainment system to life. Additional behind the scenes video.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7857 in DVD
• Brand: RYKODISC
• Released on: 2007-10-30
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.77:1
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: Color, Dolby, Surround Sound, Widescreen
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds
• Running time: 60 minutes

Features

• Visions of the Sea: Explorations was captured in High Definition by Emmy Award-winner Anthony S. Lenzo, one of the world s most renowned underwater videographers and systems integrators, utilizing the latest in High Definition camera gear and his trusted Amphibicam HD underwater housing. Explore some of the world s most pristine and unspoiled coral reefs with an underwater tour of Fiji, Bonaire

Customer Reviews

One of the best
I own several of these HD Landscape style Blu-Ray's and I just wanted to share that while everyone loves each of them, this underwater one in particular is what makes people want to sit down and just watch it like a movie. All of these discs are great to have on, perhaps with a low volume, and in the background. It provides a great ambient atmosphere and they are all very relaxing.

good quality, but scenes move to quickly
this DVD is fairly good quality and looks good on the screen, but they have edited it too quickly. It would have been nice if they lingered for awhile on each scene, but instead just when you are looking at the fish or undersea item, they change scenes. Sort of like a music video, which is not why i bought the DVD

better than a saltwater tank
I love this film. The film makers take time to really get the feel of the ocean and its inhabitants. The H.D quality is amazing, it's like looking into a really big saltwater aquarium, but you don't have to clean this one or feed the fish. If you want to show off your new high def television, pop this in and they will stop in their tracks. And the cost is really cheap, especially considering where they went to film, the airfare alone would break you. Highly recommend this one......