photographing my leos...

[peppered...leopard]

I've been having a difficult time getting perfect pix of my leos. :main_thumbsdown: I can't seem to capture their vivid colors, and my pictures don't look like my leos look from visual observation. For example, I have a striking male sunglow who is a deep orange, but when I photograph him he comes out looking yellow. Just looking for any photo tips, as I am thinking about possilby constructing a homemade lightbox as a start to my leo photography venture!

 

[paulnj]

get a nikon point and shoot.. even a cheap one:main_evilgrin:

Try natural light on a semi overcast day or window light through a sheer curtain to subdue the lighting, that works like a charm.

 

[Zynx_Keekeio]

ORRR send me the pictures and I can edit them to make him look orange by just adjusting the levels, and contrast unless or you can download a photoshop CS2 trial and play with the settings your self

Levels
Hue-saturation
brightness-contrast

That is usually the order I go in to edit my pictures so they really show how beautiful my leos are