Glowing Eyes
Nov 24, 2011 00:46:16 #
I see a lot of really nice pet photos on this site and I have one "newbie" question. How do you take an indoor photo of a pet without having their eyes glow like the hound of the Baskervill?
It is quite dreary outside so I am indoors using a flash.
Thank You
It is quite dreary outside so I am indoors using a flash.
Thank You
Nov 24, 2011 01:18:10 #
phcaan wrote:
I see a lot of really nice pet photos on this site and I have one "newbie" question. How do you take an indoor photo of a pet without having their eyes glow like the hound of the Baskervill?
It is quite dreary outside so I am indoors using a flash.
Thank You
It is quite dreary outside so I am indoors using a flash.
Thank You
I have five cats and it is hard. I have found that the best time to photograph them is during the day. As their eyes don't seem to glow as much. Also, I take the photos when they are sitting in a window so I don't have to use my flash. But if I have to shoot at night with a flash, I always shoot off my flash first before I take the photo. Sort of like eliminating "red eye" on people. If you want me to post some examples, Id be happy to post. I can't post to this without your permission (new rules). Cheryl
Nov 24, 2011 01:40:14 #
I have five cats and it is hard. I have found that the best time to photograph them is during the day. As their eyes don't seem to glow as much. Also, I take the photos when they are sitting in a window so I don't have to use my flash. But if I have to shoot at night with a flash, I always shoot off my flash first before I take the photo. Sort of like eliminating "red eye" on people. If you want me to post some examples, Id be happy to post. I can't post to this without your permission (new rules). Cheryl[/quote]
As for me, I would love to see your examples.
Thank you for the advice
As for me, I would love to see your examples.
Thank you for the advice
Nov 24, 2011 02:15:20 #
phcaan wrote:
I have five cats and it is hard. I have found tha... (show quote)
As for me, I would love to see your examples.
Thank you for the advice[/quote]
Okay, I will post a couple photos. Glad to help. Cheryl
Lorna and Mickey
Baby Precious
Seductive Scooter
Nov 24, 2011 08:35:13 #
iresq
Loc: Annapolis MD
Dunatic wrote:
I can't post to this without your permission (new rules). Cheryl
Sorry for the quick hi-jack...what new rule? I thought the new rule was about altering other people's photos.
Nov 24, 2011 13:54:31 #
iresq wrote:
Sorry for the quick hi-jack...what new rule? I thought the new rule was about altering other people's photos.
Dunatic wrote:
I can't post to this without your permission (new rules). Cheryl
Sorry for the quick hi-jack...what new rule? I thought the new rule was about altering other people's photos.
Apparently, unless I read it wrong, you can't or shouldn't post your own photos on someone's thread unless they give you permission to do so. But, if it is asked by the person beginning the thread it's okay (i.e. "show me your...") Cheryl
Nov 25, 2011 06:58:56 #
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Nov 25, 2011 08:20:22 #
I bounce the flash..
or use my Canon 60D with 50mm f1.4 :)
or use my Canon 60D with 50mm f1.4 :)
not much light 50mm with f1.4
Nov 25, 2011 08:26:49 #
The new rule is as follows "Please do not edit and re-upload other people's pictures without their explicit permission. In other words, you may not open someone's topic, download an image, edit it (that includes adjusting settings, cropping, adding/removing visual elements, etc.), re-post it, and say "here is a version of your photo that I like better" unless they specifically ask for it."
Looks like you can post pics on other people's threads; you just can't download them and edit without their permission.
Looks like you can post pics on other people's threads; you just can't download them and edit without their permission.
Dunatic wrote:
Apparently, unless I read it wrong, you can't or shouldn't post your own photos on someone's thread unless they give you permission to do so. But, if it is asked by the person beginning the thread it's okay (i.e. "show me your...") Cheryl
iresq wrote:
Sorry for the quick hi-jack...what new rule? I thought the new rule was about altering other people's photos.
Dunatic wrote:
I can't post to this without your permission (new rules). Cheryl
Sorry for the quick hi-jack...what new rule? I thought the new rule was about altering other people's photos.
Apparently, unless I read it wrong, you can't or shouldn't post your own photos on someone's thread unless they give you permission to do so. But, if it is asked by the person beginning the thread it's okay (i.e. "show me your...") Cheryl
Nov 25, 2011 08:46:32 #
TaraMar wrote:
The new rule is as follows "Please do not edi... (show quote)
That's the way it reads to me, you can insert your own pic but not download theirs and repost them photo shopped to death.
So I will post one of my cat in the only way so far I have found to keep his eyes from glowing...when he's sleeping. :)
Nov 25, 2011 09:14:37 #
Nov 25, 2011 09:20:59 #
TaraMar wrote:
I'll play... here is one of my little princess, Asics.
Asics with the glowing eyes-- the original poster asked for ties oh how to avoid the glowing eyes :)
Nov 25, 2011 09:23:39 #
You are right. doh! I took the photo off the thread. Thanks.
Dria wrote:
Asics with the glowing eyes-- the original poster asked for ties oh how to avoid the glowing eyes :)
TaraMar wrote:
I'll play... here is one of my little princess, Asics.
Asics with the glowing eyes-- the original poster asked for ties oh how to avoid the glowing eyes :)
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