Dive SAGA - by Nick Derutter

Dive SAGA - by Nick Derutter Nick Derutter is a multi-award winning PADI Platinum Course Director, underwater filmmaker and author of the book "Career in SCUBA".

You definitely don't want to miss his biweekly SCUBA episodes on YouTube!

It's September and this month's PADI Instructor Development Course with Course Director Nick Derutter Dive SΛGΛ™ - by Ni...
04/09/2026

It's September and this month's PADI Instructor Development Course with Course Director Nick Derutter Dive SΛGΛ™ - by Nick Derutter and IDC Staff Instructor Lisse Van Duppen Lisse is in full swing!
💦 First stop: our indoor pool for the first Confined Water teaching development.
💬 Are you a SCUBA Instructor? Leave some advice for our new candidates Carey, Josef, Kendall and James 👇

01/09/2026

One of the most common questions I get is whether these shots "are really filmed on an X5?"

And yep, it really is. No trickery Involved. The low light performance really is that amazing.

So if you're looking to get one, you should enjoy their Labor Day Sale!

🎁 Free gift for the first 10 Insta360 X5 orders!
🔗 Link in stories. Use the code DIVESAGA

31/08/2026

4️⃣ We use Trimix 18/35 on this film dive to the SS POLYNESIEN. The Helium helps with both gas density and to avoid narcosis and keep mental clarity.

🎥 This is part of our 'World Wars in Malta' series on the DiveSAGA YT channel. Go check it out.

30/08/2026

3️⃣ Even though she was originally a passenger ocean liner, the SS POLYNESIEN had a big gun mounted to her stern.

This is because during WWI she was used as a troop transporter and needed defenses. Unfortunately, these defenses were insufficient against German U-boats, like the one that ultimately sunk her.

🎥 This is a scene from our 'World Wars in Malta' series on the DiveSAGA YT channel!

29/08/2026

2️⃣ Because of the depth of 68 meters, we need to maximize our bottom time efficiently on the wreck of the SS POLYNESIEN.

That's why I place cameras everywhere. Including on our DPV's.

This allows us to cruise around along the length of the 150 meter, 500 feet wreckage and film everything.

🎥 This is a scene from our full episode about the World Wars in Malta, found on the DiveSAGA YT channel.

29/08/2026

1️⃣ The SS POLYNESIEN was torpedoed by a German U-boat and sank 107 years ago. With the help of we were able to dive into its rich history!
🎥 This is part of our "World Wars in Malta" series on the DiveSAGA YT channel.

27/08/2026

😱 As someone who shoots a lot of their underwater videos on cameras, it's my duty to inform you of the upcoming Labor Day Sale!
👀 15% off saving up to $100!
Free gift for the first 10 Insta360 X5 orders! 🎁 Link in comments. Use the code DIVESAGA

27/08/2026

🤓 SCUBA SCIENCE IS BACK! In this episode we ask ourselves: ⚓ What is the oldest shipwreck that we can still see underwater today? 🤔

Turns out that going back in time 100 years is only the tip of the ice berg as some wrecks are literally thousands of years old. Their remains can still be identified to this day.

📺 You find the full episode in the comments below! 👇

27/07/2026

🤔 How do you make the caves look good above the water?
☀️ 20,000 lumens BigBlue Technologies video light + Globe Diffuser and 💥boom💥
🖤 Always looks good and ads texture.

24/07/2026

👀 You have to admit that, as a diver, there is something intriguing about this. The USS Kittiwake had an entire advanced diving operations platform on board. Including gas mixing facilities.
👉 You can still see the storage cylinders, but they all have had holes made in them so they could be sunk along with the ship itself.
🎥 You can learn all about diving on the USS Kittiwake and its operational history on the DiveSAGA YT channel!

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