Comments on: Cat hangover http://shrimpandgrits.rickandpatty.com/2006/06/09/cat-hangover/ Science, science education, and other things ... with a distinctly Southern drawl Sat, 22 Nov 2008 14:17:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: leo http://shrimpandgrits.rickandpatty.com/2006/06/09/cat-hangover/#comment-12047 leo Tue, 20 Feb 2007 06:28:48 +0000 http://shrimpandgrits.rickandpatty.com/2006/06/09/cat-hangover/#comment-12047 I dont know but why i don find such informative and profitable blogs so often,I suspect blogging world is becoming so small that we cant find such lucrative blogs like this one. I dont know but why i don find such informative and profitable blogs so often,I suspect blogging world is becoming so small that we cant find such lucrative blogs like this one.

]]> By: Rick http://shrimpandgrits.rickandpatty.com/2006/06/09/cat-hangover/#comment-1525 Rick Thu, 15 Jun 2006 21:58:04 +0000 http://shrimpandgrits.rickandpatty.com/2006/06/09/cat-hangover/#comment-1525 Thank you for visiting! Most of the earlier pictures on the site were taken with a Canon PowerShot A85 digital camera (4 megapixel). Quite a few of the earlier cat pictures were done by turning the flash off and lengthening the exposure time - which works well if the cat's not in motion and you have either a steady object or a tripod to hold the camera. My Canon, with the flash on, often gives me "devil cat" pictures - unfortunately. A few weeks ago, I bought a CASIO EX-S500 (5 megapixel). It's a tiny camera, more suited to carry around in a pocket than the relatively bulky Canon A85. Target was blowing them out for $130 or so, and I couldn't resist the camera's form factor and price. It takes excellent cat pictures - even with the flash on. The picture above was taken with the CASIO. Thank you for visiting!

Most of the earlier pictures on the site were taken with a Canon PowerShot A85 digital camera (4 megapixel). Quite a few of the earlier cat pictures were done by turning the flash off and lengthening the exposure time - which works well if the cat’s not in motion and you have either a steady object or a tripod to hold the camera. My Canon, with the flash on, often gives me “devil cat” pictures - unfortunately.

A few weeks ago, I bought a CASIO EX-S500 (5 megapixel). It’s a tiny camera, more suited to carry around in a pocket than the relatively bulky Canon A85. Target was blowing them out for $130 or so, and I couldn’t resist the camera’s form factor and price. It takes excellent cat pictures - even with the flash on. The picture above was taken with the CASIO.

]]> By: Marcia Drago http://shrimpandgrits.rickandpatty.com/2006/06/09/cat-hangover/#comment-1523 Marcia Drago Thu, 15 Jun 2006 20:11:46 +0000 http://shrimpandgrits.rickandpatty.com/2006/06/09/cat-hangover/#comment-1523 May I ask what kind of camera you are using? And how you manage to avoid the cat's tapetum shining? Every time I try it I have a "devil" cat with either neon green or ruby red lights shining out of his/her eyes. Is it a digital camera? You take excellent photos. Marcia May I ask what kind of camera you are using? And how you manage to avoid the cat’s tapetum shining? Every time I try it I have a “devil” cat with either neon green or ruby red lights shining out of his/her eyes.
Is it a digital camera?
You take excellent photos.
Marcia

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