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Welcome the R2R, those are some great shots. I joined a camera club to work on my photography. I look forward to more great shots
 
I like the euphilias
Me gustan las euphilias

hola marcelo, gracias por los comentarios, tus euphyllias estan increibles. se ve un muy buen crecimiento
 
I am just getting the hang of a DSLR Canon 1300D with 90mm Tamron macro. Fish pictures look ok but coral photos under blues was difficult. I am used to a Kelvin mode on my Samsung S7 phone, the 1300D does not have Kelvin. So I shot in Raw and tuned it in snapseed.

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I am just getting the hang of a DSLR Canon 1300D with 90mm Tamron macro. Fish pictures look ok but coral photos under blues was difficult. I am used to a Kelvin mode on my Samsung S7 phone, the 1300D does not have Kelvin. So I shot in Raw and tuned it in snapseed.

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you should shot at very slow velocity and using ISO at 100 , try f/7 to get sharp images. you could use a white balance on fluorescent , Then with the raw image go to photoshop and play with Exposure, shadows and Brightness to get the image that you want. try to shut down your pump 15 minutes before to avoid polyp movement and particles on your photos.
 

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