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updated photo of the Opal Motley female
- Thread starter mike panic
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mike panic
Member
he is about to shed any day. I'll snap a fresh one when he does. You wont believe your eyes. Thanks
mike panic
Member
I know what you are saying but a snow?
Look closely. Anyway, there is no way to capture the colors in any of these Lavenders. Thanks for looking.
Look closely. Anyway, there is no way to capture the colors in any of these Lavenders. Thanks for looking.
I agree, those opals and lavenders are tough to represent correctly.
I messed a bit with your pic. Very nice animal.
Best I've been able to do is on a white background. Here's an opal with no retouch to the photo. There's too much of a yellow wash to it to me, so I'll just have to keep practicing.
A quick futzing:
I messed a bit with your pic. Very nice animal.
Best I've been able to do is on a white background. Here's an opal with no retouch to the photo. There's too much of a yellow wash to it to me, so I'll just have to keep practicing.
A quick futzing:
Axe
Hideously Addicted!
Nice photos guys..
Yeah, it can be tough to get bright whites on a point-n-shoot digital. Digitals have white balance problems that aren't associated with 35mm cameras that can throw off your colouring like you wouldn't believe..
If your camera allows you to preset a white balance, then it's often best to go with under artificial lighting to produce more realistic colours, and whiter whites.
Here's one I took yesterday of one of my blizzard corns. Aside from not being able to capture the red colour of the eyes, her body colour is pretty accurate to how she actually looks right now.
Yeah, it can be tough to get bright whites on a point-n-shoot digital. Digitals have white balance problems that aren't associated with 35mm cameras that can throw off your colouring like you wouldn't believe..
If your camera allows you to preset a white balance, then it's often best to go with under artificial lighting to produce more realistic colours, and whiter whites.
Here's one I took yesterday of one of my blizzard corns. Aside from not being able to capture the red colour of the eyes, her body colour is pretty accurate to how she actually looks right now.
Simon
Corn Manic
Mike,
Yeah I know what you mean...cause taking photos with the lavs and opals are just a real pain in the butt....it's HARD.....sigh....
I don't blame you at all...lol......
Hurley,
WIth the retouch of the photo you can see a tint of the lavender colors on it~
It looks great!
Also the opal photos that you took are great!
It's already way better than mine~~
Yeah I know what you mean...cause taking photos with the lavs and opals are just a real pain in the butt....it's HARD.....sigh....
I don't blame you at all...lol......
Hurley,
WIth the retouch of the photo you can see a tint of the lavender colors on it~
It looks great!
Also the opal photos that you took are great!
It's already way better than mine~~
mike panic
Member
Nice Paul
do you have any more like that? Any females available? Thanks
do you have any more like that? Any females available? Thanks