Post your spearfishing or diving video shot with a Gopro camera and a Pursuit polycarbonate or glass flat lens Pursuit flat lens.
The competition will close once 10 entries are submitted (one entry per person). Then we'll have an anonymous poll for the members to choose the best video. The winner will receive a Gopro LCD backpac. The winning video will be used by Pursuit for promotional purposes. FYI I'm not participating 
Can we trade it for a glass lens with red filter? 
The baja trip was shot with your lens with red filter. At first I didnt know if i liked the filter but after watching videos, you can see how much more colorful the bottom is with red lens.
Look at the color of my gun and the reef. It's way more rich in color with red lens.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60UFXr7XfyY
DAN el traductor no es bueno, ¿puedes decir las bases en Español? para entender mejor el tema gracias
Candygram.....
That's cool.
Cheers, Don
These vids were sent to me by an Australian diver using the Pursuit lens.
Occupational hazard...
Incredible video. I googled a bit and came across a recount of what happened by the diver Mark Payne.
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Quite a good report. In this case I was running out of bottom time and desperate to avoid a long decompresion stop with this shark that dwarfed my cage and made me feel very uncomfortable inside the tight frame. After it had circled a number or times, I gained enough courage to confront it and after 14 minutes finally it went away.
Since my first close encounter in 1992 I have been able to observe Great Whites as they plan their various hunting methods on me. The usual method of a keen animal is to approch close at first and back off to an out of view circle with a few attempts of coming in at different approaches. There is no doubt that when this behavior happens I am being hunted as prey and I ensure I stay tightly on the bottom. Other times they just pass by on a mision to get somewhere. I actually completely forgot I had a video camera on my cage until after I got over the initial scare of the shark, and finally got back to my cage safely, and turned on my camera.
I have worked with CSIRO and Fisheries and currently carry an ac0ustic receiver on my cage but it is rare to come across a Great White with a tag. I tagged the first Great White in my Area off Esperance, Western Australia and am currently working with wafilmmakers who put this video on youtube.
Very cool. I like the part where he pretends to wipe sweat off his brow. That made me laugh
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