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Re: Trying out a new light tent!
Thanks for all the great comments!! I will be getting some better shots soon! So keep looking!

1.0 Spinner
1.1 Mojaves
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55 gal. African Cichlids
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Re: Trying out a new light tent!
Looking good
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Re: Trying out a new light tent!
 Originally Posted by Boanerges
Very nice pics!!!! I am liking Rogue a lot!!!
Ditto, Rogue is a very pretty girl!
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Re: Trying out a new light tent!
This is the only one I knew I could fix. I can try the other ones
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Re: Trying out a new light tent!
 Originally Posted by SlitherinSisters
This is the only one I knew I could fix. I can try the other ones

Stephanie... what u Use??... Lightroom ?? Or other soft ??
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Re: Trying out a new light tent!
GREAT look pics and the BP are SWEET lookin too. your son's Corn is crazy , the pattern is kinda trippy look, very nice
Cheers
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Re: Trying out a new light tent!
Last edited by SlitherinSisters; 05-05-2010 at 05:44 PM.
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Re: Trying out a new light tent!
 Originally Posted by SlitherinSisters
I just use photobucket's editor. It's not very good, but if you adjust the pictures just right (by hand) and color in the shadows you can make them look like that. If the pictures are brighter and have less shadow to start with you don't mess up the colors. I put the snakes on a white board with white poster board behind, edit with photobucket-all by hand, and they turn out like this
You don't have to spend a bunch of money on light tents and photo editors to have beautiful pictures  Sorry to the OP, I don't want to high jack!!!
To the OP, Dave, if you can adjust your flash your pictures will be much easier to edit. On my camera you can set the intensity of the flash. It's nothing real fancy-a PowerShot SD790 IS Cannon. It's hard to figure out how to do it so you might have to real the manual. If your camera doesn't have that option you can do what I used to do  I would stand on a chair and zoom in till the flash was bright enough, but didn't wash the picture out.
Thanks Stephanie for the tips, and the photos look good! I didn't use a flash on most, didn't want a glare like there is on Thor. I'm trying to get the truest colors and brightness without any editing other than sizing. But if I can't, I will try the Photobucket's editor. I just hate posting a picture of my snakes that aren't true or misleading. Not that it really matters, unless I'm trying to sell the snake. And I will check into controlling the flash intensity.
Thanks

1.0 Spinner
1.1 Mojaves
1.2 Pastels
1.0 Black Pastel
0.3 Normals
1.0 Anerytheristic Corn
55 gal. African Cichlids
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