RMF Psychoberry

[tqui]

the psychedelic looks of RMF Psychoberry:

 

[BigJohnny]

Niiiiice that's sick

 

[BigJohnny]

Niiiiice that's sick

Can I get a frag lol?

 

[Rakie]

The pics of the psychoberry I saw look nothing similar, but the one you posted is pale. Here's RMF's picture

 

[tqui]

The pics of the psychoberry I saw look nothing similar, but the one you posted is pale. Here's RMF's picture

yep... that's where i bought mine from.... been trying to duplicate that colors ever since... but i guess it's under different lighting (i'm using radion g4 pro led)

 

[tqui]

here's another piece i got from them ( rmf purple passion)--that does not look like their stock photo either ..

 

[Rakie]

Gotcha -- Yeah I hope that didn't come off as rude, I def didn't mean it that way. Very few corals ever match their pictures. A good buddy of mine has a beautiful BeachBum frag -- While it looks great, it doesn't look anything like the BeachBum should. The more high dollar frags I see, the more I see this trend.

 

[tqui]

Gotcha -- Yeah I hope that didn't come off as rude, I def didn't mean it that way. Very few corals ever match their pictures. A good buddy of mine has a beautiful BeachBum frag -- While it looks great, it doesn't look anything like the BeachBum should. The more high dollar frags I see, the more I see this trend.

LOL... i didn't thought that was rude at all.... when i got the psychoberry frag, it was much more pale than what it is right now (was not even close to stock photo or my current photo)... i guess due to stress....also, i think RMF uses T5 .... i have several reefers/friends around here use T5 -- we traded frags, so that we all have somewhere to go for backup :) , and their colors are very different from mine...

And how pictures turn out depend on: what kind of camera and len was used, photography technique, white-balance setting...etc...
--- there are also numerous ways to alter (post-process) your images (no punk intended RMF lol )...my pictures came out as .jpg, directly from Canon 70D/Tamron sp90 macro with custom white balance setting- no post processing...