ReefNet Inc. Subsee Adapter

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AndyT:
Great stuff fisheye !! Convinced me that this is what I need/want !
Are they full frame or crops? Either way they are still great !

Do you have a scientific name for the first pic? Looks so much like one of ours.
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Thanks Andy. Shot #1 is a Flabellina verta. All of the shots are as they were shot with just the levels adjusted.
 
I did some more testing with the SubSee Adaptor this morning. All images are as they were shot. The only adjustments made were to the levels.


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