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Just Relaxing
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Uploaded: 05/28/09 4:29 PM GMT
Just Relaxing
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I need help! I've done all I can with this image. I cannot figure out how to take out the glare in his eyes and I'm not happy with the contrast of the shot. Can someone please help me with this? Now about the picture: This is my little boy, Rooster. He loves to lay on his back in front of the tv and watch it. His favorite tv show is Planet Earth. He looked so cute like this, I could not resist taking his picture.
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.Vivianne
05/28/09 4:49 PM GMT
Did you use a flash? A flash will do this.
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I can help you with this eye problem, Tosha. Send it to my email listed on my profile page, and I will get to working on it. The contrast is not too bad, but that can be altered too. Nice kitty.
Jimbob
Jimbob
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DID YOU SEE THAT?
A cute kitty shot Tosha. I take a lot of dog and cat shots and never use a flash because of the eye problem. Nice kitty post
Ed
Ed
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Enjoy nature, Take nothing but photographs and leave nothing but footprints
He is a cutie and I do hope you will post Jim's rework of this one. =^..^= sandi ♪
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography.
sandi ♪ ♫
I don't know about the eye glare but I'm sure Jim can fix it. He's the expert! I love this capture though Tosha! Just adorable!
Joanie
Joanie
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Love and live.
A cutie, You have such beautiful and helpful pets, they even clean the floor for you.
Ok now Its the built in camera flash that causes this type of eye glare. All cat species have special night vision photoreceptors built in their eyes [Tapaetum Lucidium] because they have no melanin coating the flash light reflect back in full.
Better to capture pets in sunlight and using an external flash for some filling in........
Ok now Its the built in camera flash that causes this type of eye glare. All cat species have special night vision photoreceptors built in their eyes [Tapaetum Lucidium] because they have no melanin coating the flash light reflect back in full.
Better to capture pets in sunlight and using an external flash for some filling in........
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JimboB is on the job so you don't need anymore help Tosha. I am anxious to see what he did. Nice post and that from a man who much prefers dogs. :)
TicK*
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Insure what you touch during your lifetime, is not coated with the fingerprints of apathy....Tick
Love your kitty Tosha, he's a realy cutie & love the black around the tummy. I'm sure Jimbob can do this for you.
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Cute kitty...but I'm glad you are having his eyes checked....they are way to spooky for me...LOL.
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Sometimes I do get to places just when God's ready to have somebody click the shutter. - Ansel Adams.......
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