What can I say??? He's beautiful!!!! I never imagined anything besides sex and
sailing could be so much fun.

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/sendbaby.jpg

Pardon the bit of red-eye!

Capt RB

Hey Group,

CAN YOU SAY PUSSY WHIPPED?

Bwaaahahahhahahahhahahahhahahahahha!
What a loser. A forty-five-year-old never was,
trying to be . . .

CN


"Bobsprit" wrote in message ...

What can I say??? He's beautiful!!!! I never imagined anything besides sex and
sailing could be so much fun.

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/sendbaby.jpg

Pardon the bit of red-eye!

Capt RB

A forty-five-year-old never was,
trying to be . .


45????
Golly, neal is wrong about everything!

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message

Pardon the bit of red-eye!

Sheesh... if you'd buy a decent camera this wouldn't be a problem!

a.....and You call yourself a Professional??!!

CM

Sheesh... if you'd buy a decent camera this wouldn't be a problem!

a.....and You call yourself a Professional??!!


Right, because I end camera's and pro shooters NEVER have red-eye! I wonder if
Mooron can quickly look it up?

Bwahahahahaha!

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Sheesh... if you'd buy a decent camera this wouldn't be a problem!

a.....and You call yourself a Professional??!!


Right, because I end camera's and pro shooters NEVER have red-eye! I
wonder if
Mooron can quickly look it up?

Bwahahahahaha!

No professional photographer would ever get red eye shots.... it's way to
easy to avoid.

CM

No professional photographer would ever get red eye shots.... it's way to
easy to avoid.

Mooron, red eye occurs on some shots with EVERY camera with a built in flash.
The new 8800 has built in processing to clean it up. With an external flash,
top mount, it can STILL happen. No photographer can avoid it all of the time,
just like no photographer gets every shot in focis. No way, no how. Mounting
the flash to the far left on a L-grip can help a lot, but even that's not a
100% cure. You don't have a clue as to what you're talking about. Red Eye is
the flash bouncing off the retina and into the lens.
It will even occur in B&W shots, but it aint red.

RB

With a baby, red eye in both eyes is a good thing. It shows the
tyke does not have the dreaded lazy eye disease.

http://www.earlyonmichigan.org/artic.../AP8-10-04.htm

CN


"Bobsprit" wrote in message ...
No professional photographer would ever get red eye shots.... it's way to
easy to avoid.

Mooron, red eye occurs on some shots with EVERY camera with a built in flash.
The new 8800 has built in processing to clean it up. With an external flash,
top mount, it can STILL happen. No photographer can avoid it all of the time,
just like no photographer gets every shot in focis. No way, no how. Mounting
the flash to the far left on a L-grip can help a lot, but even that's not a
100% cure. You don't have a clue as to what you're talking about. Red Eye is
the flash bouncing off the retina and into the lens.
It will even occur in B&W shots, but it aint red.

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message

Mooron, red eye occurs on some shots with EVERY camera with a built in
flash.

BULL****..... not when you know how to take a photo!

CM

(Bobsprit) wrote in message ...
What can I say??? He's beautiful!!!! I never imagined anything besides sex and
sailing could be so much fun.

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/sendbaby.jpg

Pardon the bit of red-eye!

Capt RB

what the deal bob? I want more Ghost girl pics, we seen enough of the rug rat.

He is just a mass of molicules, nothing special right?
Nothing to get all excited about right?
Nothing that was touched by the hand of god right?

Joe