The things you notice when you zoom in

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One of the things I love about reef photography is what I can see during post processing. When I'm correcting color temp I always zoom in and check out what's happening up close.
Took this shot tonight
Banana Boom with fan by Peter Young, on Flickr

and really noticed this when zooming around

Banana Boom with fan crop by Peter Young, on Flickr

Same with this leptastrea (dang Gonni in the way)

lightning tip by Peter Young, on Flickr

When you zoom in on the polyps there's very cool pattern going on.

lightning tip crop by Peter Young, on Flickr

I love the magnifying glass function in lightroom.

Then just some other random shots from tonight

rainbow echinata by Peter Young, on Flickr

rainbow echinata-2 by Peter Young, on Flickr

killer blasto by Peter Young, on Flickr

Hooligan by Peter Young, on Flickr
 

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Awesome pictures.
As an idiot photographer ( myself ), if I may ask. When you say color correction, are you correcting to make certain colors pop out or are you trying to make the picture as true to life as possible?
 
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Awesome pictures.
As an idiot photographer ( myself ), if I may ask. When you say color correction, are you correcting to make certain colors pop out or are you trying to make the picture as true to life as possible?
when I am talking about color correction I'm using the "color temperature" setting in Lightroom to correct for the blue tint from LED lights. So really trying to make them true to my naked eye, not "pop" any more than they do for real ;). I do shoot under blue lighting which tends to make colors pop anyway.
 
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Awesome pictures.
As an idiot photographer ( myself ), if I may ask. When you say color correction, are you correcting to make certain colors pop out or are you trying to make the picture as true to life as possible?
By the way, I also consider myself an idiot photographer so welcome to the club.:)
 

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The artist in me is in absolute love with these photos.
 

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Very cool photos! That banana boom with fan is double awesome! What are you using to take pics? Sorry if I missed it
 
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Very cool photos! That banana boom with fan is double awesome! What are you using to take pics? Sorry if I missed it
Canon T6i with 100mm macro lens. Thanks for the compliments, I just posted another post in this forum using that banana boom with fan subject. I liked it too.
 

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I took this with my Samsung S7.

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