Ipreventdeath's T Photos

[ipreventdeath]

Here's a bunch of shots of my two Ts and their home.

Athena, my gorgeous sub-adult female G. rosea.

Artemis, a brute of a sub-adult female G. rosea.

 

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And their home

 

[Bast]

The double cricket carnage photo is awesome!

 

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The double cricket carnage photo is awesome!

Thanks, bast. I loved how she would nab them both together. I love the roach rear naked choke she had going

 

[ipreventdeath]

Just wanted to show off the new addition to my family . Here it is, my new 2in Avic!

For now she resides in the nifty little acrylic box.

 

[Bast]

Those are amazing close up photos. I wish I had a camera that could take shots like that. Great pics and gorgeous T's (especially the Avic )!!

 

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Those are amazing close up photos. I wish I had a camera that could take shots like that. Great pics and gorgeous T's (especially the Avic )!!

Thanks, Bast! I just used a little Sony pocket camera. Well, maybe I shouldn't exactly call it a pocket camera as it cost $250, but it has a very nice macro mode and takes excellent pictures. I can't wait for that little bugger to grow up!

 

[Bast]

My camera has macro mode too, but never seem to come out that clear. Maybe it's just the fact that I have no clue what I'm doing with my camera LOL

 

[ipreventdeath]

My camera has macro mode too, but never seem to come out that clear. Maybe it's just the fact that I have no clue what I'm doing with my camera LOL

Haha, it's all about lighting! Increase your lighting and you can have a higher ISO setting which will help make your pictures crisper. It will also allow you to have a smaller aperture setting to retain more focal depth. The way I see it, more lighting equals better photos, especially with pocket cameras.

 

[Bast]

Mine is a large camera with a lot of settings that I have no idea how to use LOL

 

[ipreventdeath]

Mine is a large camera with a lot of settings that I have no idea how to use LOL

You'd be surprised what you can do with even simple cameras. Learn 'em!

 

[Bast]

I'm actually going to be getting a new camera with my airmiles soon...just need 30 more points. I should be able to get some much better photo's once I get it. Plus it's not as bulky so I will have more mobility with it. I'll make it a priority to learn the settings on that one lol.

 

[ipreventdeath]

I'm actually going to be getting a new camera with my airmiles soon...just need 30 more points. I should be able to get some much better photo's once I get it. Plus it's not as bulky so I will have more mobility with it. I'll make it a priority to learn the settings on that one lol.

I recommend getting the Sony Cybershot DSC-WX9. It's the "pocket cam" that I use. It has 16.2 megapixel sensor and takes full 1080p video. It's crazy easy to use and has a lot of adjustable settings. I love that thing. Plus it's really durable. I used it throughout my tour in Afghanistan and its still going strong.

 

[Bast]

The one I'd be getting is the Canon Powershot Advanced SX160

 

[ipreventdeath]

The one I'd be getting is the Canon Powershot Advanced SX160

I'm not familiar with the Powershots, but I hope to see how it all turns out

 

[Bast]

Seems pretty good, it's 16 mega pixel and supposedly has a really awesome macro setting. The test pictures I saw online looked really good.

 

[harleyqueen]

Love your spiders!

 

[ipreventdeath]

Thanks, harleyqueen!

 

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A few bonus shots of my Avic.

And a little light reading...