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I rest my case ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

the poor wee

spaghetti.....................that's what chick made tonight

Eye loon ;D ;D ;D as long as you do it at the right angle

the sheepish imposters

Great post should be made a sticky

at the thought

As long as you have a good macro facility that is all you need

endless.................Maidmental

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I agree reaaly good but you can almost see the photographer in the retina, we are only trying to help by suggesting the best way to stop this happening and get something like this :-/

This seems to have taken the best dog to protect your loft to the best fighting machine :( :( Pitbulls are banned because they are exactly that, pitbulls are like lurchers they are cross bred for a purpose and the mixes are numerous, they are mostly bull crosses bred to do a certain thing fight, problem is not all the pups in the litter have got what it takes so they are sold off as pets or guard dogs with the inbred fighting instinct, some make cracking pets but in the wrong hands can be a time bomb waiting to go off Dog fighting can be done in weight categories so they breed the dogs to fit the category the same as pedigrees are bred to a standard. It is as complicated as pigeon racing, winning bloodlines changing for vast amounts of money, good breeders producing good stock, back garden breeders, organised stud farms selling as much as they could :-/ It's not the dog in the fight, it's the fight in the dog 8)

Ring flashes are brilliant but they tend to be more used by professional photographers as the good ones are expensive and not suitable for most digital cameras

You will not shrink it that much as you are not shining directly into the eye, when I say a bright light it is one you need a bright enough light to show the detail but enough to stop the pupil dilating, you won't get good results with flash photography or dim lighting

You should have gone to Spec savers ;D ;D ;D

Just don't shine the light directly into the eye, also a constant bright light will shrink the pupil and get you better results, that is why you get bad red eye in most pics due to flash photography as the pupil is dilated to let maximum light in and drink does the same thing :)

OK Mr Maidmental, enough said. Apart from Debbie you would be better speaking to Chickadee about him

The same way we have to decipher yours, it's no easy :)

I have corrected your spelling mistakes AGAIN

No doubt but you chance it with every woman on the site

I use a Fuji finepix fd50 pr the Fuji s5000 the main thing you need is a good macro facility and a back light but not shining directly into the eye, good daylight is the best but artificial light now that winter is here Try high definition then you can blow the size up and still keep the detail, the higher the ISO the less light it needs but becomes grainy when you blow it up, lower ISO for great light conditions

You are not bored your just a womaniser