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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Hong Kong
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Tired of mantis photos? I can see how you would be -- which is why you were warned in the subject line...
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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i for one never tire of the mantis shots - and they love the attention! very nice!
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: republic of Ireland
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no no , never tired
these are great and really funny to see don its like as though mantis is leaning against a bar (a canon one ) is that leela's camera I wonder or else you are using her's and this is yours because I know you both have one. (and you took the shots : ) I read somewhere where the lady mantis actually eats up her man completely (sometimes) when he was just 'playing' with her ![]() what a life ! lucky you caught them before they all ate each other.... or something : )) marie
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Yeah... more mantises (manti?)!
Don, the first one is wonderful...it looks as though he is walking across the Canon logo! Have you considered submitting the first one to Canon?
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You're right... they don't seem to mind. One of the problems I have, in fact, is that when I hold out my finger and let them hop on so I can put them somewhere else, they don't want to get off. And they're tiny enough that I can't just shove them around. Thanks for the comments. It's always nice to receive mail on what I've come to call "Junk-Mail Weekends." I see such a drop in activity on this and other forums over the weekends that I figure that's why office productivity is dropping -- everyone is in discussion groups Monday to Friday. Cheers, Don |
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I use the G1 for infrared and I like taking pictures of the mantis on the G1 because the black infrared filter looks cool. ![]() Quote:
From the little research I've done, this occurs in 5-31% of the cases (don't ask me where the huge range or the weird "31%" comes from). Apparently the female does get a little peckish during intimacy and if the male hangs about for a little peck on the cheek after his performance, well... Quote:
Thanks for your comments. Don |
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Thanks for the praise, Chuck. The logo is raised slightly so he is using it as a foothold. As for contacting Canon, I wrote to them on another matter many months ago and never heard from them. I wonder about most companies' marketing departments -- they spend so much of their time trying to promote their products and miss the help that satisfied users -- and positive word-of-mouth -- can contribute. Maybe I'll try again and let you know. Cheers, Don |
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Join Date: May 2003
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Don,
Awesome macros! I am in love with the unaided macro capabilities of my new G3. Maybe if you removed the background on pic #1 Canon could use a new logo ? Hehehehe |
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Join Date: Mar 2003
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I REALLY like these, the composition, colour and contrast are superbly done.
I agree that Canon should be taking notice of the good their satisfied cutomers can do for them. Regards, Peter |
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