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The Clowns of Layang Layang

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The Clowns of Layang Layang

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  1. The Layang Layang trip in April gave us all the big pelagic encounters we had hoped for. But like so many of us I still cannot pass by a cheeky Anemonie fish peering out from the waving arms of its host.

     

    Camera Panasonic NV-GS400

    Case SeaPro SF7

    Lens Optimised Optolite port

    Edit Pinnacle Studio Ultimate 14

     

     

     

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  2. Some nice color in many clips there John. I would suggest you shoot some real close ups however. Literally fill the frame with one so that you can see their teeth as well. Most all of the clips are from too far a distance away. I would also avoid shooting down on your subject, it tends to flatten them out. Shoot with the cam aimed slightly up and you will be able to get more character from your marine life. Maybe a Macro wet lens for your housing would do the job.

    Steve

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