How to Stabilise ROV Footage @BoxfishRobotics
How to Stabilise ROV Footage  @BoxfishRobotics
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Luna ROV is built for maximum underwater stability, but due to higher water resistance, post-stabilization can be used to further smooth the footage. In this video, filmmaker and ROV pilot Zach Melnick explains key techniques for stabilising underwater video, ensuring your footage is as smooth as aerial drone shots. Zach shares his expertise, offering valuable tips for videographers shooting in challenging underwater conditions.

Zach Melnick is part of the creative team behind the documentary "All Too Clear", which explores the quagga mussel invasion in the Great Lakes. The documentary filmed with the Boxfish Luna ROV will air for free on TVO in Canada, with broadcast and streaming on October 26th, 2024, at 7:00pm. Don’t miss it!

0:17 Luna ROV Stability Concept
0:58 Post-Stabilisation for Smoother Footage
3:14 Comparison of Boxfish Luna to filming with divers

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