red eye tree frog photo's

[ADEE]

#1..is darker than room mate


#2..

you can see their color difference here



#1 had jumped onto the wall on the left of his new enclosure and when i opened the door to the tank it created the reflection


"im outa here"


and this was the only one taken with just the overhead light of the tank, ISO speed was 1600...

[Ladydragon]

AAAAHHHHHH... where is the cuteness overload warning!!!!! OMG.. they are adorable.. I esp. love the hiney shot... and the reflection shot is fantastic. those are such great pics... is there a thread on now to set up the camera for taking great shots? :;wanders off to search::

[ADEE]

i dont know anything about that thread... These were literally taken with me just sitting at my desk, the doors to the tank open snapping away. It didnt hurt I coaxed them out before their usual "awake" time Thank you.. I happen to think they are cute too Im so glad my husband puts up with me having all these critters.. otherwise i would be forced to take more photos of my kids lol.. the only reason they have started coming around when the camera is out now is cause they know im not going to hunt them down hahaha

[Ladydragon]

what camera are you using? We just purchased a Kodak easy share Z1275. I can't figure it out yet and I just keep getting dark grainy pics.

[ADEE]

I have a Canon Rebel XTi.. It set me back about $800 innitially but when you figure i was dumping at least $100 everytime I had pro pics done of my kids it has long since paid for itself. I have taken approx 3000 pics with it since I got it a year ago. It was a gift to myself after tax season (i bought it early off Dell) I know they do offer payment plans which helped me until my tax return came in. If you look at my website you can see how my photos have gradually gotten better with time. Again I have had this camera for one year but have been practicing with photography since middle school. All my photos are done on manual settings... The pics my camera takes on Auto are horrible... seriously horrible. I would highly suggest you read your manual again and again, learning how the camera actually works, ISO speed, White balance, Shutter speed, exc will make a drastic difference in your photos. While having an expensive camera helps it isnt the camera doing all the work.. if the person doesnt know how to work it properly pics will come out horrible, my first thousand photos are evidence of that. Good luck with your camera and enjoy it! My first digital was a kodak easyshare

[.:LRG:.VinTaGe1947]

Those pictures made me want to get a red eye tree frog

(May have to add that to the list of stuff I need to pick up at the expo next month): D

[Laooda]

Ashley, your photos are just breath taking!!!! I love the frog Butt!