Before the Boxfish ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle), underwater filmmakers have struggled to find systems that provide both a stable filming platform and real-time streaming of production quality video.
Divers are the current solution to most underwater filming. However, they have multiple disadvantages, such as dive time restrictions, steadiness, and restrictions on depth and access to remote locations. On top of the issues associated with divers, there is also the need for multiple takes, this is due to the captured footage only being able to be reviewed once it has been retrieved from the camera.
Cinematographic Boxfish ROV directly solves these pain points and opens up new areas of the world for exploration. The Boxfish ROV is the only product on the market that is designed for this purpose.
Boxfish ROV really solves a lot of production issues, when it comes to safety and the ability to communicate with your DOP and operator on the surface. Can’t recommend enough!
Anthony Plant, DP at Anthony Plant Production
Especially for those who interested in professional underwater videography and photography, Boxfish Research released Cinematic Boxfish ROV with up to 15 stops of dynamic range, 10-bit LOG recording and monitoring,…
It was a cold night in New Zealand, but the interest, the questions, the endless ideas and the enthusiasm from the NZ Cinematographers was heartwarming…
Boxfish Research customer Tom Boyd of Seadogs Productions while freediving and shooting 360 had an amazing encounter with a whale shark off of the Big island of Hawai’i. He managed to…
