Pets

[the_beginner]

jackfrost - I've recently read that red-eye is a product of the light source (a very bright one) being too close to the camera lens. This causes the back of the eye to be illuminated with the camera pointing right at it. The only successful way to eliminate red-eye is to make the distance between camera lens and bright light source greater than the typical on-camera flash distance and/or to make the light less intense.

Seems to make sense to me and has been working so far. Hope that helps.

 

[Canoncan]

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[JackTheTripper]

HEEEeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrRRRRRRS Max...

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[mpdc]

Now that is a stud.

 

[Allsmiles7282]

here's my little love...

 

[LaFoto]

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[leecheewei85]

Introducing my pet crayfish!~!~

 

[Picksure]

LaFoto, I had to laugh, my cat thinks she owns our kitchen table. Nice cat.

Max is way too cute.

The crayfish looks like he popped out just for a photo shoot.

I think my cat is getting tired of me and my camera.

Looks like we have a large number of pet lovers here. Some really nice photos and pets. :thumbsup:

 

[Lula]

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[Jess]

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[Kent Frost]

My girlfriend took these.

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[Kent Frost]

And I took this one.
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His name is Buddy.

 

[Corry]

Kent, that last one is really cool!

 

[Kent Frost]

I like the one with the tongue better myself. ;-)

 

[willg133]

my kitty that ran away
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