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  1. 02-11-2013, 10:33 PM #1
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    Got a new camera. LOTS of pics.

    These are just some test shots. Once I figure out how to use the camera I should get better shots.























    Thanks for looking. Any tips would be well appreciated.
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    Fantastic animals!

    I'm a camera novice, but the following links have been helpful for me.

    When I started to really mess with my camera's settings, I used this page as a starting point.
    http://www.nxtprograms.com/help/photos/stage3.html

    Here's another link:
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    One last link that is pretty interesting:
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    Beautiful snakes!
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    Awesome snakes and grats on the new camera! What is number one though? Fire Axanthic maybe? Has great color for its size!
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    Re: Got a new camera. LOTS of pics.

    Quote Originally Posted by lyfoti05 View Post
    Fantastic animals!

    I'm a camera novice, but the following links have been helpful for me.

    When I started to really mess with my camera's settings, I used this page as a starting point.
    http://www.nxtprograms.com/help/photos/stage3.html

    Here's another link:
    http://www.reptileradio.net/reptiler...Snake-Pictures

    One last link that is pretty interesting:
    http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/
    Definitely ask this guy for tips. He hooked me up with a lot of links to get me started on my DSLR.

    Btw, it helps immensely to have such fantastic animals to shoot !!!! Your animals always blow my mind, Brandon !!
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    Got a new camera. LOTS of pics.

    Love #1 what type is that one?
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    Re: Got a new camera. LOTS of pics.

    Quote Originally Posted by Brandon Osborne View Post
    These are just some test shots. Once I figure out how to use the camera I should get better shots.



    Thanks for looking. Any tips would be well appreciated.
    Wow! I have to say that for test shots, those are amazing. Mind if I ask what sort of camera/settings you're using? Also that one is a gorgeous girl/boy! What is the morph? (Pardon the newbie question.)
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    Thank you all. The first animal is a Pastel VPI Axanthic. She is around 1600-1800 grams and I agree she looks great....better than most I've seen. I'm hoping she will produce this year from Spider het VPI.
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    Pastel Axanthic was my second guess Good luck with her, she's a beaut!
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