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phoebe in the twilight zone
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Uploaded: 01/13/11 1:04 AM GMT
phoebe in the twilight zone
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yes, it's phoebe the psycho kitty once again :) however this is the first time that her pupils are GREEN!!! kinda freaked me out -- and i work in psych!!! you can clearly see the yellow of her irises. any clue why her eyes did this??
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AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!
Don't eat me, Demon Cat!
Creepy, but cool!
Don't eat me, Demon Cat!
Creepy, but cool!
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A nice closeup of your green-eyed monster coming out of its lair. Good details and clarity in your photo. The eyes can be fixed with most photo editing software.
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caiden -- when i showed my 12 year old son this photo, he said, "i told you she was evil!!!" i just thot it was strange how green the reflection was -- i've seen red/yellow, but not green
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"Fixing Pet Eye: No More Demon-Eyed Cats and Dogs!"
Alternatively, visit this image's page for some more suggestions (in the comments on that image's page) as to how to fix using "Picnik" (online photo editing service):
"Cleo"
In short, and to answer your question..
It's your camera's flash that is and in turn, causing Phoebe's eyes to reflect back that flash/light source. And given the differences in the rods and cones ... from that of our own human eyes ... you/we see 'green eye', instead of people 'red eye'. So..
Another suggestion is to turn off your camera's flash and try to find some suitable natural lighting. Which is usually much more complimentary to our four-legged friends. :o)