Try my iPhone 7

[dz6t]

a pair of fra


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[dz6t]

Well the photo turns out much worse than I thought.
Go back to my Olympus under water camera with F2 lens

 

[dz6t]

Now it is better

 

[Chris A.]

What a difference

 

[dz6t]

The Olympus f2.0 Marco lens is awesome! Best lens on a subcompact camera


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[dz6t]

Another iPhone photo as the orange gorgonian coral is very large and don't need a Marco lens

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[dz6t]

But iPhone camera is very poor taking coral photo under blue light.

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[Chris A.]

It's tough but I guess they have yellow filters for them to cut the blue out

 

[dz6t]

You mean a build in yellow filter or an add on?


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[dz6t]

I shot through a yellow film and this is what it looks like.

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[dz6t]

Pretty amazing


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[Chris A.]

Add on and looks way better

 

[dz6t]

The yellow film I used is a candy wrapper, now I want to get a real gel filter lens.

 

[Abrooks12376]

It's pretty difficult to get a good shot with just the blues on huh? My phone has a great camera but nothing is making it look decent on screen.

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[Chris A.]

The yellow film I used is a candy wrapper, now I want to get a real gel filter lens.

Lmao that's too funny

 

[Jim Tansey]

You can purchase many add on attachments for camera phones including lens kits and gel filters also you may want to check out some of the processing software, some free, lets you correct many image problems.

Jim

 

[Jim Tansey]

Just thought I would add a little info if anyone cares try downloading "Snapseed" for editing phone photos the edit menu is great even has white balance correction and its free.

 

[Chris A.]

Just thought I would add a little info if anyone cares try downloading "Snapseed" for editing phone photos the edit menu is great even has white balance correction and its free.

I have Snapseed it really is good considering it's free


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[dz6t]

I will give it a try.
I think a physical filter can help a lot for blue light photography. As software can only process what have been captured by the lens.

 

[Jim Tansey]

You would be surprised at the results I tried some very blue IPhone photos and corrected them with the blue balance and they came out nice.

Jim