PDA

View Full Version : Does these 2 birds look Similar


atvchick95
03-04-2009, 05:37 PM
This is mine -

Lucky

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y29/RednecksDoItBest/My%20Birds/Cockatiel%20Pictures/Jack%20And%20Jill/LuckyandIwatchingtv-1.jpg

and J.J.

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y29/RednecksDoItBest/My%20Birds/Cockatiel%20Pictures/Jack%20And%20Jill/JackandJillsbabyfromtheback.jpg

Compared to this bird - I know mine are pied as well and this one isn't

http://www.cockatielsplusparrots.com/images/Picture276_.7x1.59.jpg


and another view of one

http://www.cockatielsplusparrots.com/images/LB-Suffused_Yellow_Pearl_hen.jpg

The last 2 pictures came from

http://www.cockatielsplusparrots.com/genome-suffusedsilver-pearl.html

I'm trying to figure out Jill, Lucky and J.J's Mutation since the got the main mutation from mom , they got the pearl from dad. and their split to dads mutation which was Emerald(AKA OLIVE)
but i still can't figure out what mutation they are

huskymom
03-04-2009, 05:52 PM
to me they look like cinnamon pearl pieds... but maybe because of dad being an emerald they have this hue.. but not as the bird you posted

atvchick95
03-04-2009, 05:53 PM
I don't know why they keep coming out looking cinnamon in pictures - they have absolutely no cinnamon on them at all, neither did their dad In person you can tell they are Silver in color, I'm just trying to figure out which Silver - since none of them have red eyes like the Recessive Silver does.

huskymom
03-04-2009, 06:05 PM
if they do look silver maybe they are suffused like the pics.. only that in those pics it shows better coloring, could be a camera/lighting issue... only you know better... but it they donīt look cinnamon in person then I think you are right and they are some kinda silver...

atvchick95
03-04-2009, 06:08 PM
Yeah Im still figuring out my camera it came with a Encyclopedia I mean hand book but it's all confusing to me I learn better just messing around with the buttons, maybe I'll do that this weekend if i have time, Try to get better lighting, use different settings and such to get a pic that is more true to what they look like in person and of course it would help me a lot too if they would Stand still :p

huskymom
03-05-2009, 12:31 PM
what camera do you have?? perhaps I can look it up and give some pointers ;)

atvchick95
03-05-2009, 04:04 PM
I have a Canon Power Shot S5 IS

huskymom
03-05-2009, 04:18 PM
me too!!.. you can use it in bright daylight and speed it up so you donīt get blurry shots... you can use the macro or the super macro... (TV) go to up to 1500 or so, play with it

you can also use aperture setting in the lowest so more light gets in and you get more details... (AV) go to 4, 3.5 or lower depending on lighting

you can try using the inside mode too...

to not get bright flash light bounce back use a piece of paper over the flash so it softens it...

atvchick95
03-05-2009, 05:02 PM
me too!!.. you can use it in bright daylight and speed it up so you donīt get blurry shots... you can use the macro or the super macro... (TV) go to up to 1500 or so, play with it

you can also use aperture setting in the lowest so more light gets in and you get more details... (AV) go to 4, 3.5 or lower depending on lighting

you can try using the inside mode too...

to not get bright flash light bounce back use a piece of paper over the flash so it softens it...


Awesome Thank you :)

I actually have been doing the paper trick - some one else told me about that, If i don't have a piece of paper handy I always have tissues or paper towels in reach So i've been using that as well

the only thing that stinks is when the flash hits the paper and blinds me LOL

but i'm getting used to it the more I do it.