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Mandarin Fish Synchiropus splendidus
The mandarin fish is quite small at 60mm long and during he day hides in coral rubble, emerging at dusk to rush about 300mm above the coral to mate and disperse their eggs. They start to mate as it is just getting completely dark. So catching them requires good timing and the camera needs to AF relatively quickly. I picked the 12-40 as I knew it would AF faster even though I'd need to crop the image a little. Larger image:Mandarin Fish Olympus OM-D EM-1 MkII + 12-40mm f2.8 @ 40mm. INON strobes, Nauticam housing. 1/250 @ f8 ISO400 Chris Ross
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by Mark Boranyak
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