Nano photography

[reefaroo]

Thank you all. As it turns out all those photos were taken on a iPhone X on portrait mode!

Are you using a filter?

 

[LEOreefer]

These pictures a great! Let’s see if we can get some more people to share!

 

[Gonebad395]

Been messing with my iPhone 8 Plus and reading up on line. I’m going to order a few things but for now just the stock camera and settings. Let me know what you think or any pointers greatly appreciated.

 

[Gonebad395]

Oh it’s later in my light cycle tonight also. so going to try tomorrow when lights are at their peak

 

[McPikie]

Without wanting to sound rude, they are awful

 

[Gonebad395]

Without wanting to sound rude, they are awful

That’s fine I asked for it how about a pointer to make them better

 

[McPikie]

You're probably not going to get a decent pic with a phone camera, but you could try. Make sure the cam is parallel to the glass. Any angle and you risk refraction. Also, if you have leds, take the blue channel right down.

You need to set your cam to macro and focus on a single point on the coral, like the lash of a zoa, or the mouth of an acan. Then everything before and after that point becomes blurred with the depth of field

 

[Gonebad395]

You're probably not going to get a decent pic with a phone camera, but you could try. Make sure the cam is parallel to the glass. Any angle and you risk refraction. Also, if you have leds, take the blue channel right down.

You need to set your cam to macro and focus on a single point on the coral, like the lash of a zoa, or the mouth of an acan. Then everything before and after that point becomes blurred with the depth of field

Hey man ty

 

[McPikie]

You can try to **** about with white balance too, but lowering blues is the easiest option