Check out this nice new brain from Diver's

[1$R]

http://www.liveaquaria.com/diversden/ItemDisplay.cfm?c=2733+8&ddid=123027

 

[Cubbies]

Whoo! Beautiful piece! You might need sunglasses for that one :lolspin:

 

[1$R]

Whoo! Beautiful piece! You might need sunglasses for that one :lolspin:

Indeed you are right. I've only seen these with light blue in place of the neon green color, the red being the same.:strooper:

 

[PFCDeitz]

Looks great but buying corals online scares me. Im always worried the colors wont be the same when i receive it. Still it has a great color to it.

 

[Cubbies]

Looks great but buying corals online scares me. Im always worried the colors wont be the same when i receive it. Still it has a great color to it.

It comes down to lighting at end. Good light=nice color(and good conditions of course)

 

[PFCDeitz]

It comes down to lighting at end. Good light=nice color(and good conditions of course)

I do agree but, most vendors actinic the **** out of pictures these days to get sales.

 

[Cubbies]

I do agree but, most vendors actinic the **** out of pictures these days to get sales.

Yea you're right about that! Most reputable places wont though(at least not as bad :hmm2

 

[organism]

That's a pretty standard red wellso coloration that's been pretty white balanced to pop the green, for $170 it'd better come with a flat screen.

 

[1$R]

That's a pretty standard red wellso coloration that's been pretty white balanced to pop the green, for $170 it'd better come with a flat screen.

white balanced to get that green? I don't get that and disagree. But I have to say you're right on the prices, $170 is a bit too high, it should be around $80.:twitch:

 

[organism]

white balanced to get that green? I don't get that and disagree.

The sand in the top right of the bottom picture is white to the point of being just a flat white color instead of sand, and the green bleeds itself into a blob instead of having good color definition, those are pretty good indications that someone went a bit heavy on the editing software.

 

[celamb89]

I love open brain corals! but at $170 my xenia seems to be magnificent hahah

 

[1$R]

The sand in the top right of the bottom picture is white to the point of being just a flat white color instead of sand, and the green bleeds itself into a blob instead of having good color definition, those are pretty good indications that someone went a bit heavy on the editing software.

I see, you're right. Sharp eyes for noticing that.

 

[sabodish]

is it just me, or has DD changed their lighting over the last month or so?? everything looks super saturated to me...

 

[jimmy_beaner]

whoever is doing their post processing of their pictures has hit the saturation and contrast button a bit too much. It's overkill and someone should have a discussion with them about stopping that practice.

 

[organism]

+1, not sure what they're up to, their pictures before were fine on their own...

 

[1$R]

mmhhhmmmm

 

[R33f3r]

whoever is doing their post processing of their pictures has hit the saturation and contrast button a bit too much. It's overkill and someone should have a discussion with them about stopping that practice.

It's probably photoshopped.

 

[1$R]

It's probably photoshopped.

Can photoshop be directly from a camera's mode? Or does it have to be edited in a software?:fun5:

 

[NOVAcane]

Why can't these things be cheaper? That's really nice

 

[1$R]

yeah indeed