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What's the idea behind a light box? I've never heard of them.
its either;
1.)the white paper absorbs the light from a camera flash and you get better colours off the snake inside.
2.)the white paper reflects background lighting so you dont need to use the flash on the camera to get a brighter photo.
more than likely to be the last option lol
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I've been meaning to try this myself as I always have a hard time with lighting in my photographs.
Good tip on adding some natural substrate, Wayne.
This YouTube video was created and shared by a member of another reptile forum not too long ago. I thought it was a pretty good tutorial and kinda funny too. Though in my opinion wild animals are best photographed in their natural environment. Anyway, hope you enjoy
@ LiL_Boa - Maybe try some larger, thicker craft/construction paper. Also, you could try containing Steve under a container for a few minutes so he's settled down and in a coiled up position.
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