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Underwater animals
I would like to have your feedback of this photo taken yesterday.
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Re: Underwater animals
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Re: Underwater animals
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Re: Underwater animals
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Re: Underwater animals
It looks a bit noisy. Over filtered?
ISO 200 should not be like this... i guess I like pic 4
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Re: Underwater animals
Pictures taken thru' 12mm thick Sapphire glass of an aquarium. I suspect the glass is giving me this problem.
I have tried the normal glass and it seems not that bad. Thanks!  |
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Re: Underwater animals
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Re: Underwater animals
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