Are these LOSH real?

[idreaminblue]

I bought this LOSH frag recently on r2r for roughly 400$. Now that I see them in person, I'm not 100% sure they are LOSH. Left is a pretty accurate representation of what it looks like in my tank, and right is the seller's pictures.
What do you guys think? Could it be some morph of LOSH? Or a LOSH that's lost some of it's colors? It doesn't look at all like any of the LOSH I've seen in person. I've also attached a blue with orange gel filter picture as well.
Thanks in advance.

 

[Hooz]

They look right to me. Here are mine with blue light and orange filter.

 

[littlebigreef]

Ditto, they look right to me too. They’re just not presenting as well as you might like. Def one that benefits from a reefbrite or orphek led for pop.

 

[Zoa_Fanatic]

You just need an orange filter. I have some cheap reef lenses and I bet 100$ they’d look beautiful (even more than they do now) if you had an orange camera lense.

 

[Hairyteeth]

I have had high end Zoas ship badly and show up a little rough and discolored….my lsoh looked the same as yours on arrival, it’s looking better now…pic without filter or adulteration

 

[MaxTremors]

Different corals look different under different conditions and different lighting, especially over time.

 

[idreaminblue]

Thanks for the replies guys.
The second picture is taken under OR3 strips and radions with an orange filter clip on lens. That's something that stood out to me - they don't have the artificial pop/color I'd normally get from orange filters.
I also totally get the different corals look different under different conditions. I don't expect my photos to look exactly like his, I'm just a bit surprised because I've seen a couple of LOSH in person, and the frag I have is much duller. I hope HairyTeeth is right, and they've just shipped badly and will color up eventually.

 

[idreaminblue]

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