Playing with some new photo gear - NEW 'tutorials'

[Catlady711]

I meant to also say that your subject is beautiful! Just sitting there while you changed your reflectors around and still ready for the closeups...must be a professional model in fur clothing.
I'm not a huge fan of flash myself. I have taken some pictures of Morgan in his new beds. He closes his eyes with the flash. I have turned the flash off and left it to the ISO to get a picture. But they turn out very yellow. I noticed you mentioned something about that in your post and referenced white balance. I've heard of that several times but haven't grasped the full concept. Perhaps you could have a brief tutorial of that subject sometime when you get the chance.

Pooky says 'thank you'.

Yup, photography seems easier when you have a beautiful model. hmmm wonder how he'd look draped across the hood of a sports car? ROFL

Sure I can do a tutorial, with pix of course, on color casts (aka. white balance). That one is fairly easy to show in pix what's happening. I'll see what works out for when I can do that one.

[krazyaboutkatz]

You sure do take wonderful pictures. Thanks for the lesson. I learned a lot. I also have a Canon Powershot S3IS camera so I'm going to try this in the future.

I normally take most of my pictures inside because most of them are of my cats which are indoor only. I try not to use the flash but sometimes I have to. I do have a program on my computer that fixes redeye but it doesn't fix the weird alien eye that I sometimes get from non blue eyed cats. Thanks again and I look forward to more lessons in the future.