I think he still wins the fight without his legs. Or at least he intended to. He definitely won the name calling contest.I know, I know - I'm late to the party again.
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I think he still wins the fight without his legs. Or at least he intended to. He definitely won the name calling contest.I know, I know - I'm late to the party again.
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Why is the lighting yellow in the second pic? Are you using a yellow filter
Keep squinting. It might get yellower.IDK, i'm seeing yellow in this green torch.
it's like a Rolex watch. You pay for the humming of the seconds hand. when the coral store owner was showing me a torch colony that was selling for $12,000 and being sold to a doctor from Ohio I understood it's jewelry and all I looked at was mixtures and blends of different colors within each head.The two torches look different. The second one is brighter and has some yellow highlights. Is it a HG?? Beats me... there are degrees of yellow...and if you are happy with it for the price you paid that is what matters.
Coral photography with the crazy lights running these days is very challenging. phone cameras are not designed to get accurate color representation under these aquarium lights unless you turn them all white. But then you don't see the colors you see when the blues are turned up.
Check out the photography forum! They make inexpensive orange filters for phones. These give a pretty reasonable representation of the colors in the photo with the colors you are seeing in person.