Camera for eye photos

[Taylorsloft]

with super micro you cant zoom in you move the pigeons eye close to the lens  and the flash does not work

[pjc]

sharp enough but to much reflection

[DOVEScot]

sharp enough but to much reflection

 

I agree reaaly good but you can almost see the photographer in the retina, we are only trying to help by suggesting the best way to stop this happening and get something like this :-/

 

 

 

[jacksafc]

This is no help at all but i recall ages ago soneone advising a good eyesign camera on here for about 70 quid, just blowed if i can remember what it was called.

I'll try a few searches.

[pjc]

whats no help at all?

[jacksafc]

The fact that i cant remember what it was called

[DOVEScot]

This is no help at all but i recall ages ago soneone advising a good eyesign camera on here for about 70 quid, just blowed if i can remember what it was called.

I'll try a few searches.

 

As long as you have a good macro facility that is all you need

[Taylorsloft]

am sure if you take a photo on a sunny day with the sun hitting the eye at an angle that would stop the the mirror image

[DOVEScot]

am sure if you take a photo on a sunny day with the sun hitting the eye at an angle that would stop the the mirror image

 

Eye loon ;D ;D ;D

 

as long as you do it at the right angle

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[micko and jack]

I'm very much into photography but purely as an amateur

I have done a course with an award wining cameraman

and this is what he told me

most people take their photos as holiday snaps 6x4 were as people working on newspapers take their photo 10x8 or A4 size the reason for this is you can catch something lets said in a corner of your photo you can take that section out without having to enlarge the section as enlarging on the computer you loose picture quality so if you take a picture of a birds head in10x8 you can simply cut out the eye section and make it 6x4 without loosing picture quality

hope this is of some help

[PigeonTracker]

 

http://www.all-things-photography.com/iso-settings.html

http://www.shortcourses.com/use/

 

Hope these two help

[jimmy_bulger]

pics of eyes thru eye glass in poor light

[jimmy_bulger]

3 more

[jimmy_bulger]

3 more

[jimmy_bulger]

i know these photo's are poor quality but any eye sighn men on have any comments on em,just curious.

[DOVEScot]

i know these photo's are poor quality but any eye sighn men on have any comments on em,just curious.

 

I would say they are quite good, just need a bit of adjusting when taking them to get rid of the reflection

[jimmy_bulger]

1st attempt, but was asking for a evaluation on eyes ,lol i probly get it right in few years