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I am not good at telling when a picture is doctored. How are you able to tell?Those photos are heavily doctored
The reds and yellow on the coral are too saturatedI am not good at telling when a picture is doctored. How are you able to tell?
Some nice wisdom dropped in this coral thread.If you are happy that is all that matters. Beauty is in the eye o the beholder.
These things look like they came in contact with nuclear waste.
this is my favorite, saturation turned so high you can even see
when the background is that blue, you know they are adjusting the pictures
i like how it says, WYSIWYG. this is what happened lol
this is my favorite, saturation turned so high you can even see
when the background is that blue, you know they are adjusting the pictures
He just kept on turning up the saturation diali like how it says, WYSIWYG. this is what happened lol
the blue pic looks good, could just take some time to color up tooPicture right after being introduced to the tank. First picture 100% blue with orange lense. Second 100% white.
it's still a small piece. Even if it only gets 80-90% as bright as the sales pictures it will still look insane. We will just have to wait and see for when it grows out.He just kept on turning up the saturation dial
the blue pic looks good, could just take some time to color up too
That's typical. Reds and purples are actually brown, blues are an artifact from the light.Picture right after being introduced to the tank. First picture 100% blue with orange lense. Second 100% white.
That's not necessarily true. What ever color it was when you got it was a result of that person's tank chemistry. Which means that's the best it ever was for him as well, everything you saw in the photo was smoke and mirrors.Even if it only gets 80-90% as bright as the sales pictures it will still look insane.