Finally got good pics of him

[crypticdragons]

I finally caught a glimpse of my Citrus tigers color. I cant believe how hard it is to translate his color to a photo lol

 

[zebraflavencs]

Those lav highlights were caught just perfectly, Brian. Now back up a few inches lol
Janie

 

[crypticdragons]

ive got plenty of pics of him backed off i just needed a couple of pics of his actual color since it refused to show up in the pics lol. but now everyone knows im not bsing he really is soft yellow with orange highlights lol and up to 90 grams now turns 3 months tomorrow 12.5 inches.

 

[zebraflavencs]

Ahhhhh... he's still toot
janie

 

[crypticdragons]

Toot ??? lol whats that

 

[Twobeardieguy]

Very nice Brian!!

 

[DragonMom]

Great color on him Brian, he's beautiful.

Sandy

 

[ladyknite]

Gorgeous Brian! He's gonna be super toot! ;D

 

[crypticdragons]

again with the toot ???
is that interwebz language for cute
like pwned and owned?

 

[zebraflavencs]

lol... Yup ! It's a Janieism and a Ginaism too ! lol
Janie

 

[beardielover17]

what a handsome little one you have there

 

[crypticdragons]

im thinking he is going to look similar to magellin when he gets all growed up lol

 

[beardielover17]

oh thats gonna be one sexy dragon

 

[crypticdragons]

yeah he will have a bit more orange to him though.

 

[beardielover17]

still very nice

 

[crypticdragons]

im guessing he is going to stay with me a while. so i will get to see what he turns out like.

 

[corrine]

He's very pretty

 

[crypticdragons]

two more pics (tryin out different color backgrounds to see what makes him pop)

 

[Red Ink AUS]

Colour reproduction in photographs suggestions:

I) photograph in direct sunlight with the camera set for daylight balance or flash balance (try it it should balance out the colour capture of the camera). Always on plain/clean white backgrounds as cameras are always programed internally to show "true white".

II) When photographing under MVBs set the camera capture mode to tungsten lighting, half press the shutter button, wait for the internal programing to correct the colour balance,

III) Photographing under fluorescent lighting, set camera to "in door" lighting setting as most manufacturers assume in doors are fluoro lit (not always). Some cameras will actually have a "fluororescent setting" on them.

IV) Avoid using on camera flash where possible as with the consumer cameras (i.e. not your high end DSLRs) the on camera flash will always wash out the colour. Always try and use ambient light with the correct setting on the camera. If you use the on camera flash use it at a distance of at least 3 feet from the subject and just zoom in. This gives the distance required to stop the flash from "blowing out" the colours.

Hope this helps ;D

Cheers,

 

[crypticdragons]

yeah im still learning this Cannon Rebel XS. I bought a lot more camera than i know how to use lol