My first shots with my new camera

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I see that I need to seriously dial down the ISO and Fstop as well as slow down the shutter speed. It's kindof backwards to what I am used to for the standard lens I have been working with.... Still not getting good shots, but it is improving... lol
 
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Which coral is this? Looks like some splice tenius.
 
Very nice pics. I’ve been using an iPhone 13 Pro and have been generally pleased with the results I’ve gotten. Admittedly it’s been a bit of hit or miss.Heres a couple recent better ones.
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Ok so after a few dozen rejects, I finally got one worth posting...

Trumpet coral...

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Very nice pics. I’ve been using an iPhone 13 Pro and have been generally pleased with the results I’ve gotten. Admittedly it’s been a bit of hit or miss.Heres a couple recent better ones.
IMG_2822.jpeg
IMG_2650.jpeg


Great shots guys!
 

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