Thats great! Pictures are a must, even a blury one!
Did you provide them a calcium dish?
05-05-2008, 02:31 PM
Kristy
Re: My one egg
Congrats on the new little one.
Easy way for you to take a macro shot.
Put the Subject ( BABY GECKO PLEASE) near a window where you will have lots of bright natural light, set your camera to macro, and make sure its on auto so you don't have to use any special settings and snap away.
If your pics are coming out blurry its probably due to lack of light. My house is VERY brightly lit, but my macro shots always come out blurry. Nothing beats natural sunlight.
White backgrounds help too!
05-06-2008, 09:41 PM
dsirkle
Re: My one egg
Quote:
Originally Posted by Beardedragon
Thats great! Pictures are a must, even a blury one!
Did you provide them a calcium dish?
Not Yet. At the first sign of poop I have calcium and small crickets ready to add to the tub. Only water and a hide is in there now.
05-06-2008, 09:45 PM
dsirkle
Re: My one egg
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kristy
Congrats on the new little one.
Easy way for you to take a macro shot.
Put the Subject ( BABY GECKO PLEASE) near a window where you will have lots of bright natural light, set your camera to macro, and make sure its on auto so you don't have to use any special settings and snap away.
If your pics are coming out blurry its probably due to lack of light. My house is VERY brightly lit, but my macro shots always come out blurry. Nothing beats natural sunlight.
White backgrounds help too!
Thanks. I will try this. Maybe lighting is the key. The background will be a napkin. She is residing in a Mohr's Corn Condo with a napkin substrate.
