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Okay I'll do thatMaybe ask what photo filter they use
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Okay I'll do thatMaybe ask what photo filter they use
Well my eyes do not function like a DSLR camera so I won't be spending as much as I did on a coral ever again lol.
Top down and zoom ?Looks the same as the photo I already posted with blues filtered. 100% whites 0% blues.![]()
I couldn’t imagine getting every guest in my house to try a pair of glasses to see the colours .It has gotten to the point where if you go to a coral show they hand out orange glasses for you to look at the tank. It's a bit nuts.
Here's top down and zoom. I can kinda see the color now. 100% the same coral after looking at this. But it is still a bit disappointing. If the red and greens pop more once it gets comfortable and grows a bit ill probably be okay with it.Top down and zoom ?
colour still isn’t the same ....
sad to see this part of the hobby where things can be altered to make something look better just to sell it .
That's hilarious lol.This meme comes to mind...
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Here's top down and zoom. I can kinda see the color now. 100% the same coral after looking at this. But it is still a bit disappointing. If the red and greens pop more once it gets comfortable and grows a bit ill probably be okay with it.![]()
That’s one reason it’s better to buy from a hobbyist using a phone with a filter lens lol.Well my eyes do not function like a DSLR camera so I won't be spending as much as I did on a coral ever again lol.
It did just ship too and the water was really cold when we got it. So maybe its still stressed and lost some color.Yah, I see the colors. Top down view honestly has a huge effect on color coral. I am not sure if it is the way light reflects or if it is because we are not viewing through glass... probably both. Clam's especially look 100 times more amazing from top down.
Corals are often photographed with professional cameras and macro lenses and such as well. Things can be labeled rainbow with a macro lenses but hardly noticeable in person.

