An IMAX feature titled Aircraft Carrier: Guardian Of The Seas included approx. 1 minute of footage from the Bismarck wreck that had been recorded some time in the 2010s (the film was released in 2016) if you account for the 4K+ video capture quality combined with high intensity lighting
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TY_IMvvWsag&lc[/youtube]
This setup is far beyond what was used during the Cameron or ITV expeditions, and movement of the camera indicates it was taken using a towed ROV which - again - is technologically past the point of those previous expeditions... so any elucidation would be helpful, since access to the wreck is controlled by the German government
Recent Expedition To Bismarck
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Re: Recent Expedition To Bismarck
I've seen it all -- hours and hours worth -- and this looks very much like the James Cameron footage to me. Could be wrong, though...
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Re: Recent Expedition To Bismarck
This is the Cameron expedition - which was only done in 1080p (720p for the ROVs), and had very flat lighting... which resulted in mostly only shades of blue:
https://archive.org/details/bismarck-wreck-only-60fps
https://archive.org/details/bismarck-wreck-only-60fps
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Re: Recent Expedition To Bismarck
You've obviously not seen all of the Cameron footage. I'll stick with my original assessment.
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