How do I take better BP pictures

[Soord]

This is kind of a meta post for this thread. I am definitely not a photographer and i see all these wonderful pictures of ball pythons and I was wondering if there are any tips for taking BP pictures? Are there different lighting or cameras that i should use?

[stickyalvinroll]

Natural sunlight and a good camera

[Megg]

Natural sunlight and a good camera

This, and take maybe 100 pictures and 1-2 of them should be usable.

You could also look into making a light box.

[Soord]

I was thinking about that. Maybe a simple one with a piece of black felt in the bottom or something.

[Soord]

This, and take maybe 100 pictures and 1-2 of them should be usable.

You could also look into making a light box.

I was thinking about this. Maybe a simple one with black felt at the bottom or something

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[Ax01]

there's lotsa helpful advice here - http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...ummies-like-Me

lol i've concluded that i should stop taking pix with my phone and learn how to use a real camera.

[Blue Apple Herps]

Practice. And take a ton of photos. Then practice some more, and a bit more.

I think another key is to get a good camera that lets you manually choose settings. Just choosing "auto" will result in mediocre pictures.

[Andylee11]

Angles , Lighting and Camera quality I think .

[Stewart_Reptiles]

You can take great pictures even with a good cell phone but you will need

Good lights whether natural or not, so having a light tent and or a seed light if you use a camera will be essential.

Take more than a picture with animal photography you often have to take a few to only get to keep one.

Have a good neutral background that will compliment the snake in question (light background for dark snakes and dark background for light colored snakes.)

[Soord]

Update: I got a new camera. Here are a few products of me messing around with it






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