TG photos, Show us what you shot.

[ginkgo]

 

[ginkgo]

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

Dang! Someday I'd like to get the rhinophores (I think that's what they are called) that crisp. Of course the nudis I shoot are usually under a centimeter long.

 

[ginkgo]

Dang! Someday I'd like to get the rhinophores (I think that's what they are called) that crisp. Of course the nudis I shoot are usually under a centimeter long.

Even in focus, I don't know that the TG-6 can get them that crisp. I use Topaz Sharpen to get acceptable sharpness.

 

[Marlene996]

Wow I love the composition of colors on this one!

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

Even in focus, I don't know that the TG-6 can get them that crisp. I use Topaz Sharpen to get acceptable sharpness.

Is that a Photoshop action, or a specific program?

 

[potato]

This is so neat. Can you share how this is taken, i would love to try it myself.

 

[ginkgo]

This is so neat. Can you share how this is taken, i would love to try it myself.

I use a 5-inch diameter black obsidian stage (scrying mirror) that I purchased on Aliexpress. MaxBottomTime's posts here explain how to use it: Photography Thread Revival

 

[ginkgo]

Is that a Photoshop action, or a specific program?

It is a specific program. There's a free trial available. I think Photoshop/Lightroom now have comparable features, but I don't know what they are called.

 

[Chris_D]

Here's a collection of 30 nudibranchs from Hong Kong, Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand, all shot with an Olympus TG-5.

(Link goes directly to image gallery -- scroll up for more info)