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hillzi Posted - 20/05/2011 : 22:09:09
Hi there guys,

Trying to get some professional pics of my snakes for my photography project, of just a plain black background..

How would you do it? I was thinking get a cardboard box with one end cut off, so theres 3 flaps and put a bit of black board on the bottom, with some props (logs, etc..)

anyone else have any ideas?

Thanks.
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hillzi Posted - 20/05/2011 : 22:18:40
Hmm, sounds a worthwhile tip to try, going to try to avoid flash as possible though! They didn't take well to it last time..
Kehhlyr Posted - 20/05/2011 : 22:12:25
I cheat if I want a black or near dark background.
My camera when set to 'auto' with a focal point about 15-20 cms away it always blasts the focal area with light and unless it's close in the background it will go black.

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