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Relaxing "Mini"

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    Such a sweet face!!!

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    Unless you're one inch tall

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    Another angle



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    Lol, she is cute! Nice detail on her face especially considering she is all black.

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    Beautiful shots of a beautiful cat!
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    As mentioned ... nice exposure here considering the all black cat and the beige carpet. Nice shots all round. Not nearly as boring as that other shot of yours M

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    Thanks guys. Shot at ISO 3200...I keep harping on the ISO stuff cos I'm so not used to good results in that domain

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    Quote Originally Posted by Michaelaw View Post
    Thanks guys. Shot at ISO 3200...I keep harping on the ISO stuff cos I'm so not used to good results in that domain
    Keep harping ... it keeps me focused on getting Canon 5D MkII

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    Very well done Maw - I favour shot 1 as the cat's face is lit better.

    Just curious - what's the noise like at 3200 in the raw file at 100%?
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