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Submitted: April 21, 2010
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Small mammals photo tutorialby ~DianePhotos

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Hi there !

Here's a tutorial explaining the way I take my rats photos, I hope it can be useful to people who would like to take photos of their pets but don't know how to create a "mini-studio".

This is the basic way to take some nice pictures. However you can add some light surfaces (such as white paper, aluminium foil, etc...) to make reflectors to improve the lighting of the scene, use better lightsources, etc...
This tutorial only shows the basic mini-studio anyone can do using a towel, desklamp, chair and other stuff that can be found in every house.

Do not hesitate to ask me if you have any question. I'll try to improve the tutorial as best as I can.

Thank you!

This tutorial is ©Diane Özdamar - 2010

If you use it, I'd love to see the result

and comments are very much appreciated

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*DreamForecast Mar 20, 2013 Student General Artist

Beautiful, thank you so much!

~taviss Apr 3, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Je m'en suis servi, voici ce que ça donne: :thumb293960665:

*magpie-poet Mar 18, 2012

I'll have to see if this will improve my bunny shots!

~tinydoodles Feb 23, 2012 Student Digital Artist

Lovely tutorial!

~XElfjeX Jan 13, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Amazing tutorial! <3

!kawaii-japan-fan Nov 19, 2011

Love this tut! very informative
here is what I did [link] I didn't edit it much. All I did was adjust the brightness levels. I also did this one [link]

*abbeycrombie Nov 18, 2011 Hobbyist Photographer

Have you ever worked with rats that were not used to being outside of their protective home? I have a rat here who is very tame, but he is not very keen on being anywhere outside of his cage other than on someone's lap. He gets panicky and tries to find a way back. His favourite treat didn't seem to work either.