We all are in awe over the colors off some corals under our actinics but lets take it 1 step further and dive into photographing fluorescent proteins in some corals. Something the naked eye can't see. Through a combination of a filter over the flash and another filter over the lens a new world of interesting colours and patterns can be seen.
Fluorescent Proteins
- Thread starter Mitchellb
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Marz
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Frig, that looks fantastic!
Kyle1970
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Nice work! Oh to have a 150mm lens!
Kyle1970
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And some talent too!
EricTMah
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WOW!!!!
You've got some skills. Amazing pics!
You've got some skills. Amazing pics!
+1. Mitch is very modest but his skillz and photos speak for themselves.
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Marz
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Skillz are fantastic
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Wow, that looks incredible! I would love more information about the techniques you used to capture those photos.
No joke....Ive forgotten how. Now that I'm back in the hobby I'll be re learning the technique and I will share any details. I don't keep secrets. All I remember is its a yellow filter over the flash and a blue filter on the lens...exposure details I'm going to have to pick up again.
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amazing simply mazing
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