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Sep 09, 2005 06:47 |  #1

Named by my then 14-year old son who had just read To Kill a Mockingbird.

I took these last night testing my new Canon 28/1.8

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Sep 09, 2005 12:24 |  #2

Very nice, it's so hard to get a good shot of black cats


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Sep 09, 2005 14:33 |  #3

This is my 4 year old Oriental, Oscar - and yes - black cats are a real pain to photograph . . . . . .


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Sep 09, 2005 15:14 as a reply to  @ stevieboy378's post |  #4

Thank you Carol & Steve (nice shot of Oscar BTW - good eye contact).

Black cats are extremely difficult without either very strong sun light or a little bit of strobe to get any contrast. Otherwise, you have nothing but a black smudge! The good thing about bright ambient light, as in Oscar's portrait, is that the eyes are narrower and more "cat-like."

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