New pics...

[adhdkarate]

New pics of 2 of my leos

The first two are of Squirtle, aptly named as she "squirted" me when I was giving her a checkover at buying time...

The next 3 are of my newest and unnamed baby. I think he was a bit pissed at me about the flash in that last one....

 

[Sven]

The first 2 pics are nice and OMG she shines!!
What is on the last 3 pics for a morph?
Is the colour in reality identically?

 

[adhdkarate]

Thanks Sven, the last 3 pics are of my newest, I believe he is a Super Hypo Tangerine, however as I got him from a large chain pet store, I don't know his lineage.

Thanks so much tho

 

[GatorGirl286]

wow, beautiful geckos!

 

[Kristi23]

They're very nice!

 

[fallen_angel]

They are both very nice, the last one is very vibrant! Is that it's natural colors, are they really that bright? It looks amazing! And yes, he does look pretty pissed off in that last picture, but it's also adorable

 

[adhdkarate]

Those colors are what he would look like had i shot this on Kodak UltraColor 100UC print film. While he is not "That" vibrant, he is seriously vibrant. i've still got the originals, i'll post them as soon as i get home. for a mental image, knock that vibrancy down about 10%, that's how vibrant his color is. what the film filter does is adjust the contrast and the marginally adjusts the saturation levels.

anywho, i'll upload the original soon as i can and let ya'll see for yourselves

 

[adhdkarate]

Original photo of my newest baby

for all those wondering about my baby's colors, here's one of the originals that i captured this morning. Hope this helps.

 

[paulnj]

Nice geckos.. but consumer films such as UC do not over saturate and bump up contrast like that. I developed film for 2 years at a pro lab

 

[adhdkarate]

Nice geckos.. but consumer films such as UC do not over saturate and bump up contrast like that. I developed film for 2 years at a pro lab

Thank you Paul, tho I beg to differ.

I happen to shoot that film often and the results that i get from applying the film filter in photoshop are actually a little bit under what the actual film produces.

 

[paulnj]

maybe they reformulated, but either way... nice geckos.

I wasn't trying to sound mean, though it looks that way when I reread my post.. sorry

 

[adhdkarate]

its cool man, no worries. i'm just very serious about my photography, and now even moreso cuz of my geckos. Thanks again too.

 

[paulnj]

Try the privia 100F action from fred miranda if he still has it. That was my film of choice before digital when I took photography serious because it paid the bills and that action was great if not over done on nature images.

 

[adhdkarate]

alright, i'll check that one out. incidentally, i'm using Exposure2 plugin, it has a huge film stock database. alright i need to stop b4 this post gets trashed for shameless plugs i'm thinking....pm me sometime tho if u wanna chat