My buddy Trey come over and we played around with the camera. What do you guys think?

http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss137/yesgeek/Hognose%20Pictures/red1.jpg

http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss137/yesgeek/Hognose%20Pictures/green1.jpg

http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss137/yesgeek/Hognose%20Pictures/redgreen1.jpg

http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss137/yesgeek/Hognose%20Pictures/greenanery1.jpg

Look good, the pics still seem a little "bright" to me though. To much reflection from the background maybe? Of course it is hard for the pics to not be good with such beautiful subject matter.

Look good, the pics still seem a little "bright" to me though. To much reflection from the background maybe? Of course it is hard for the pics to not be good with such beautiful subject matter.Thanks a lot. This site makes them a little brighter I think. The gray background makes the white pop more. Check my site and see if that changes it. Thanks for any input. :yes:

They are still great pics and better that most, I just feel like I need to squint to focus on the animals really well (even on your site). Like when you are in really bright sunshine and have to squint to really see the details....hope that is conveying right.... IDK how else to say it.......but like I said, they are still GREAT pics!

They are still great pics and better that most, I just feel like I need to squint to focus on the animals really well (even on your site). Like when you are in really bright sunshine and have to squint to really see the details....hope that is conveying right.... IDK how else to say it.......but like I said, they are still GREAT pics!I understand. Might be monitors. I'll play around with them some more. Thanks for the input. I'm really excited to have pictures that I feel shows off the animals. :yes:

I know, sometimes it is SO difficult to get quality photos. Your pics diffidently do the animals justice, and you get a true since of the colors on them.

Can you play with the exposure on your comp?

Do you mind if I just test something with one of the images?

that green reminds me of mine , very nice .

Welllllllllll, no they don't match, but they're beautiful hoggies :yes: :cheers:

Do you mind if I just test something with one of the images?Sure. No problem.

that green reminds me of mine , very nice .Thanks. She is so much better in person. Green is sooo hard to capture on hognose.

Welllllllllll, no they don't match, but they're beautiful hoggies :yes: :cheers:Thanks.

Very nice.

Dan

Original Image
http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss137/yesgeek/Hognose%20Pictures/greenanery1.jpg

Image sharpened just a bit.....what do you think? Didn't change the exposure at all.
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b214/FloridaHogs/GregBennett.jpg

Jenea,

I see what you mean now. I can tell a big difference. It didn't jump at me until you did that. Are you using PhotoShop to mess with them? I use Gimp (Linux user) and am still learning the program but it seems to be close to PhotoShop.

I use a free photo program called Fast Stone Image Viewer. Just google and download...very user friendly and you can't beat free.:) Two clicks of the mouse and it was done...

Here is a link for the download

http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDownload.htm

I only sharpened the image 10 degrees....

Original
http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss137/yesgeek/Hognose%20Pictures/red1.jpg

New
http://www.bennettreptiles.com/images/main/red1.jpg

Need more or good? What do you think?

Here is a link for the download

http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDownload.htm

I only sharpened the image 10 degrees....Nice program. Thanks for the link. I will have to download it on my Windows (magicjack system) machine tomorrow and play with it. I use Linux (flavor ubuntu) as my primary system.

Original
http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss137/yesgeek/Hognose%20Pictures/red1.jpg

New
http://www.bennettreptiles.com/images/main/red1.jpg

Need more or good? What do you think?
Just that little bit really makes a difference.

Just that little bit really makes a difference.I agree. Thanks again for pointing it out. It never even occurred to me.