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ken krishnan
{K:19102} 3/19/2005
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Captivating, mesmerizing and at the same time intimidating - stare.
Nice one.
regards,
ken.
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Paul Boocock
{K:8314} 3/13/2005
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I'm impressed with the picture, (especially the expression on the cats face and the framing of the eyes) I'm very impressed with the camera's lack of noise - I'll have to start saving my pennies! ;~}
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Dorothy Di Liddo
{K:13787} 3/12/2005
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He looks a lot like my cat Smokey. Nice shot.. Dottie
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kokupsy_un morita
{K:2651} 3/12/2005
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nice capture!!
beautiful color.
thank you.
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George Black
{K:102014} 3/12/2005
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Larry--The answer is Canon 20D. My 10D was OK at 400, but a bit noisy beyond that . I'll soon post some other shots taken at that rating with the 20D in the same time frame, including a couple of objects that I think look very good. I double-checked the exif data to be sure the exposures were at 800 (the camera is still quite new to me). Thanks for the interest and your good questions. I do appreciate it.
-g
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Larry Hammond
{K:16631} 3/12/2005
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Very cool shot George, the anticipation in the eyes, and crouch, very well expressed. Most anything I have done in 800 ISO has been too full of grain/noise? What magical tool are you using to overcome it??
Larry
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George Black
{K:102014} 3/12/2005
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No, Larry, this one is much younger and 700 miles away. Thanks . . .
--George
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Larry Fosse
{K:66493} 3/12/2005
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Great clarity__well executed and nice subject
Same cat as from earlier photos?
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Gene Zonis
{K:6949} 3/12/2005
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Nice and sharp for 800asa. I like what the blades of grass have added to this image.
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