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I love tuxedos. Especially unusual ones like Boo & Cory. My Bootsie has a
solid black face, but a white chin. It gives her a very petulant expression. My new terror, Marbles, is also a tux with a messy face. Kind of a lightning strike looking mark down his face. I should post a pic of him to my yahoo thing but, if I recall, last time I tried it was a pain. For some reason, some of the ones I tried to upload didn't work, it kept saying they were the "wrong size," even though they were the same size as the ones that I was able to upload. Maybe I'll try to figure it out this weekend. Candace (take the litter out before replying by e-mail) See my cats: http://photos.yahoo.com/maccandace "One does not meet oneself until one catches the reflection from an eye other than human." (Loren Eisely) |
My new terror, Marbles, is also a tux with a messy face. Kind of a lightning
strike looking mark down his face. I should post a pic of him to my yahoo thing but, if I recall, last time I tried it was a pain. For some reason, some of the ones I tried to upload didn't work, it kept saying they were the "wrong size," even though they were the same size as the ones that I was able to upload. Maybe I'll try to figure it out this weekend. Candace Oh, that sounds cute. Like a blaze face? E-mail me the pic! Just take "kitty" out of my address. I guess while we're all bragging, I'll pull out the 6-foot accordian photo holder of my cats: Yoda. My senior citizen cat. You can see Biskit up by the house. http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/yobiskit.jpg Frank. Someone told me this pic looks like a bonsai cat that's been repotted outside. http://members.aol.com/gladyss5/frankgarden.jpg Biskit. She's a dumped cat I kept. She likes to sit in the open window, and hang her head out. http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/biskitwindow.jpg Bootygirl. She's DH's cat. I guess all the close-up pics of her are still on the old computer. This is the only two I could find but you can't see her very well. We *did* take the birdhouse down, immediately :) She's a real daddy's girl. http://members.aol.com/sriddles/bootytree.jpg http://members.aol.com/sriddles/lpainting.jpg Sherry |
My new terror, Marbles, is also a tux with a messy face. Kind of a lightning
strike looking mark down his face. I should post a pic of him to my yahoo thing but, if I recall, last time I tried it was a pain. For some reason, some of the ones I tried to upload didn't work, it kept saying they were the "wrong size," even though they were the same size as the ones that I was able to upload. Maybe I'll try to figure it out this weekend. Candace Oh, that sounds cute. Like a blaze face? E-mail me the pic! Just take "kitty" out of my address. I guess while we're all bragging, I'll pull out the 6-foot accordian photo holder of my cats: Yoda. My senior citizen cat. You can see Biskit up by the house. http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/yobiskit.jpg Frank. Someone told me this pic looks like a bonsai cat that's been repotted outside. http://members.aol.com/gladyss5/frankgarden.jpg Biskit. She's a dumped cat I kept. She likes to sit in the open window, and hang her head out. http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/biskitwindow.jpg Bootygirl. She's DH's cat. I guess all the close-up pics of her are still on the old computer. This is the only two I could find but you can't see her very well. We *did* take the birdhouse down, immediately :) She's a real daddy's girl. http://members.aol.com/sriddles/bootytree.jpg http://members.aol.com/sriddles/lpainting.jpg Sherry |
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enlightened us with... Gnarly is my girl, the blue cream tortoiseshell who died at age 20 in 2001. Softest fur in the world, not very bright, very vocal, and buckets of fun. All of these cats are adopted strays. http://photos.yahoo.com/crazyaboutfelines. OMG, she looks almost just like my Isis!! :) More tan on her face, but very close. Pretty kitties. -- -- ~kaeli~ To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism; to steal from many is research. http://www.ipwebdesign.net/wildAtHeart http://www.ipwebdesign.net/kaelisSpace |
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"Steve G" wrote in message om... (...) iii) Remove the redeye in software. It's tedious, though some packages have auto-redeye removal that can be OK. (...) Do you mean a camera with no automatic setting when you say "better than a point and shoot?" No; something better able to work in relatively low-light conditions without a flash - basically a dSLR is the other choice at this point in time. I was impressed that the Nikon Coolpix 4300 would allow me to set the shutter speed and ISO. You will probably find that ISO400 pix are too noisy to be of much use, though there does exist noise removal software (e.g., Neatimage). Do I have to spend 3K for non P&S? No. You can get a new dSLR for c.$700 and this price is bound to drop some more. Not really worth buying if you're only interested in taking occasional potshots at the cats though. Plus a SLR is much more bulky and awkward than a P&S. Steve. |
"Mary" wrote in message om...
"Steve G" wrote in message om... (...) iii) Remove the redeye in software. It's tedious, though some packages have auto-redeye removal that can be OK. (...) Do you mean a camera with no automatic setting when you say "better than a point and shoot?" No; something better able to work in relatively low-light conditions without a flash - basically a dSLR is the other choice at this point in time. I was impressed that the Nikon Coolpix 4300 would allow me to set the shutter speed and ISO. You will probably find that ISO400 pix are too noisy to be of much use, though there does exist noise removal software (e.g., Neatimage). Do I have to spend 3K for non P&S? No. You can get a new dSLR for c.$700 and this price is bound to drop some more. Not really worth buying if you're only interested in taking occasional potshots at the cats though. Plus a SLR is much more bulky and awkward than a P&S. Steve. |
"MacCandace" wrote in message ... I love tuxedos. Especially unusual ones like Boo & Cory. My Bootsie has a solid black face, but a white chin. It gives her a very petulant expression. My new terror, Marbles, is also a tux with a messy face. Kind of a lightning strike looking mark down his face. I should post a pic of him to my yahoo thing but, if I recall, last time I tried it was a pain. Oh, please do! I want to see. |
"MacCandace" wrote in message ... I love tuxedos. Especially unusual ones like Boo & Cory. My Bootsie has a solid black face, but a white chin. It gives her a very petulant expression. My new terror, Marbles, is also a tux with a messy face. Kind of a lightning strike looking mark down his face. I should post a pic of him to my yahoo thing but, if I recall, last time I tried it was a pain. Oh, please do! I want to see. |
"Sherry " wrote Yoda. My senior citizen cat. You can see Biskit up by the house. http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/yobiskit.jpg I love this buff, not red color! Very creamy and pretty. Frank. Someone told me this pic looks like a bonsai cat that's been repotted outside. http://members.aol.com/gladyss5/frankgarden.jpg Frank has the coloring I would love to have if I get to adopt another cat. I love that Siamese coloring--the blue eyes, the chocolate and cafe au lait and cream, so pretty. Biskit. She's a dumped cat I kept. She likes to sit in the open window, and hang her head out. http://members.aol.com/jjrich0523/biskitwindow.jpg Bootygirl. She's DH's cat. I guess all the close-up pics of her are still on the old computer. This is the only two I could find but you can't see her very well. We *did* take the birdhouse down, immediately :) She's a real daddy's girl. I love the story in the other group about her chewing the computer cord in half and your husband's response. I wish I had a man like that. Mine is a cat lover but the electronics are off limits! |
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