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I'm still playing with my camera... and it definitely works better in nice bright sunlight.
I thought this picture was just really cute, hope you like it.
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-Ross Payan - www.LeosAnonymous.com
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Keep those pictures coming. Remember even on the macro setting you can get a clear shot from up above up to like almost 2 feet i think.
Blazin's got a great point. Try maxing out your resolution, getting a little back from the gecko and then cropping the picture down. That should let a little more light in, especially if you use flash, but still give you the clarity when you crop it down. I take many pictures like this.
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Rob Jenkins
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Nice one Ross. That ones looks really nice from what i can see. Those tongue pictures are hard to get. The picture looks really nice...
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she's really cute 
and i'm saying that as someone who doesn't want a lot of orange in her gecko!! i hope mine looks good as yours! she has really nice eyes too
**still admiring**
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Thanks for the comments and advice guys... hopefully I will figure this damned thing out soon enough.
Another thing I have learned is that geckos are super hard to get a nice macro on... they just don't like to sit still!
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-Ross Payan - www.LeosAnonymous.com
Ball Pythons, Red Striped Leos, W.Hognose and Screaming AFT's
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