Macro Coral Photos!

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I love taking macro shots of my corals! I mostly have SPS with some softies and LPS mixed into my 120g peninsula reef.

Photos taken with a Nikon D7100 (a couple with a D700) and either a 105mm macro, 40mm macro, or a 50mm.

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There are some really pretty corals and some very good pictures in there! Thanks for sharing!
 
Really nice shots, and beautiful corals! I shoot a lot of macro shots with my Nikon D610 and 200mm macro. One thing I’d recommend to you is to crank down the aperture to get more depth of field. I shoot some corals at f/29 so the whole thing is in focus:

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Really nice shots, and beautiful corals! I shoot a lot of macro shots with my Nikon D610 and 200mm macro. One thing I’d recommend to you is to crank down the aperture to get more depth of field. I shoot some corals at f/29 so the whole thing is in focus:

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Nice!! Beautiful shots. I'll definitely give it a try and share the results - thanks for the tip!
 

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