Butterflies & cricket's in my yard -- Wildlife in photography-on-the.net forums

timbar21

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Sep 03, 2009 15:01 | #1

Butterfly:

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Grasshopper:

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Another butterfly:

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C&C is appreciated!

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les_au

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Sep 04, 2009 08:15 | #2

what time of day were these taken, and what camera settings ? they seem a little over exposed, nice all the same

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timbar21
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Sep 04, 2009 13:32 | #3

I adjusted them for each picture.

#1 same settings as #3

#2 ISO 400 (too high), and 1/100 exposure

#3 ISO 100, and 1/200 exposure

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Kingnog

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Sep 04, 2009 22:28 as a reply to @ timbar21's post | #4

The cricket one has the potential of being amazing if you crop it a bit and adjust the levels. I like it a lot.

Too bad the butterflies are washed out

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ducklabdad

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Sep 05, 2009 15:12 | #5

I like your "Cricket" photo, except it is a Grasshopper, instead of a cricket.

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timbar21
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Sep 08, 2009 20:56 | #6

Kingnog wrote in post #8586506

The cricket one has the potential of being amazing if you crop it a bit and adjust the levels. I like it a lot.

Too bad the butterflies are washed out

Thanks, I'll try messing with it a bit.

ducklabdad wrote in post #8589801

I like your "Cricket" photo, except it is a Grasshopper, instead of a cricket.

Oh lol. My bad. :oops:

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