Lighting makes all the difference!

[viper69]

All the new people looking on the internet for a Pretty T , here's the same specimen with different lighting. Make sure you aren't relying on one image

Avicularia sp. pucallpa Mature Male

Avicularia sp. pucallpa Mature Male

arachnoboards.com

 

[Kada]

If this is aimed at new people, wouldn't an objective comparison be relevant?

 

[IntermittentSygnal]

There's a comparison in the comments in that link.

I assume most of the super saturated showy T's on the internet are largely Photoshopped for "pow". While I do edit my images, I edit them to look like what I see live. Cameras will never have the ability our eyes do. For example, removing the yellow cast from my warm lighting.

 

[Brewser]

Let There Be Light... and Photoshop... and Airbrushing... and All is Good.

 

[Kada]

All hail white balance!

 

[inquisitivechemist]

Wow that is quite different in regular light. I've avoided avics because I couldn't truly tell what the adults looked like. Everything looks so photo edited

 

[TheraMygale]

Its a very lovely looking spider. Is it not supposed to be?