Before and After. Your Choice?

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Just playing around a bit late tonight. Do you prefer the 1st or 2nd pic?
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#1. the bubble coral looks better in the first(i think it is a bubble) and then the second coral looks better in the 2nd pic
 
2 what light are you using?
These are under noopsyche K7 V3 lights. Image was shot in RAW and post processed in light room
#1. the bubble coral looks better in the first(i think it is a bubble) and then the second coral looks better in the 2nd pic
It does look like a bubble but is a fox coral. My bubble would devour that blasto
 
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2nd pic is a picture of a coral you'd buy from a hobbyist. 1st pic is a picture of the same coral being sold for 100 dollars more from one of the big guys LOL.
 
2nd pic is a picture of a coral you'd buy from a hobbyist. 1st pic is a picture of the same coral being sold for 100 dollars more from one of the big guys LOL.
LOL I'm always complaining about vendors oversaturated images. I was just playing around with a new camera and lens. That and I have been keeping an eye on these two touching. Everytime I move one they end up back together. I think one of the tangs prefer them that way
 
It looks to be awesome to mess around with though. Just does show you how much and easily photos can be manipulated.
 
It looks to be awesome to mess around with though. Just does show you how much and easily photos can be manipulated.
Even on a phone in seconds. I get so frustrated when people show an image of an oversaturated coral and talk about how awesome it is like they believe it really looks like that. I guess if I hadn't gotten so serious about photography years ago it probably wouldn't bother me so much. We used to capture images now we can manufacture them.
 
Even on a phone in seconds. I get so frustrated when people show an image of an oversaturated coral and talk about how awesome it is like they believe it really looks like that. I guess if I hadn't gotten so serious about photography years ago it probably wouldn't bother me so much. We used to capture images now we can manufacture them.
You hit the nail on the head there. Look at this super awesome Triple-x dragonslayer pancake waffle glitter spicy sausage highlighter OG bounce limited edition holy grail Blasto. You can get it right now for a super 75% off clearance end of the year millennial special auction deal normally $1925.99, but now its $1899.99!! Act now and ill throw in a nuclear green metallic GSP for FREE!
 

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