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SeaLife DC1200 captures a challenging subject with ease

I am fascinated by these unique, anemone-like, sessile creatures. They are usually found in coral or rock crevices making them challenging subjects to photograph. I have been trying for sometime to shoot them from every conceivable angle, with just the right strobe setting. For this photo the strobe was positioned over the camera lens, with flash brightness control knob dialed to second lowest setting, camera was set to macro, zoomed half way, without use of wide angle lens. I finally got it right, thanks to the DC1200! The more I use this camera, the more I love it!

Name: 
Debbie Garcy
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A blue-gray zoanthid in Kona, Hawaii. Taken with the SeaLife DC1200 underwater digital camera.