"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Here ya go....

Nikon D70, at 60mm, 1/125th, F/16, hard flash only. RAW downconverted.

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/boobaby22.jpg.


Bob,

You will cause permanent damage to the young lad's eyesight if you take too
many photos like that. From the dilation of his pupils, it is evident that
he was in relative darkness before you exposed him to the flash!

In future think about the poor baby. Turn up the lights before using the
flashgun on him.

The reason that he cried after you took the photo is because his eyes were
in pain.


Regards


Donal
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Have you noticed how the lad's face is quite asymmetrical?

Draw a straight line from top to bottom centered on his little
nose and his mouth is way off to the side. The doc who delivered
him should have taken a little more time molding his head into
some semblance of evenness.

CN

"Donal" wrote in message ...

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Here ya go....

Nikon D70, at 60mm, 1/125th, F/16, hard flash only. RAW downconverted.

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/boobaby22.jpg.


Bob,

You will cause permanent damage to the young lad's eyesight if you take too
many photos like that. From the dilation of his pupils, it is evident that
he was in relative darkness before you exposed him to the flash!

In future think about the poor baby. Turn up the lights before using the
flashgun on him.

The reason that he cried after you took the photo is because his eyes were
in pain.


Regards


Donal
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Draw a straight line from top to bottom centered on his little
nose and his mouth is way off to the side.


He's 15 weeks old. Head molding doesn't completely go away for 6-9 months.
Face it. He's damn cute!

RB

I gotta admit it. He's one adorable kid.

CN


"Bobsprit" wrote in message ...
Draw a straight line from top to bottom centered on his little
nose and his mouth is way off to the side.


He's 15 weeks old. Head molding doesn't completely go away for 6-9 months.
Face it. He's damn cute!

RB

I gotta admit it. He's one adorable kid.


I gotta admit it. Suzanne's genes must have marched mine into an oven. He's
also well ahead of every developmental curve. The best part is that he SLEEPS
at night!

RB

I'm happy for you that you have such a perfect baby.
I can see why you are such a proud parent.

But try not to tempt fate by bragging on him too much.

The Lord works in mysterious ways . . .

CN


"Bobsprit" wrote in message ...
I gotta admit it. He's one adorable kid.


I gotta admit it. Suzanne's genes must have marched mine into an oven. He's
also well ahead of every developmental curve. The best part is that he SLEEPS
at night!

RB

But try not to tempt fate by bragging on him too much.

The Lord works in mysterious ways . . .

I'm really not bragging...just kidding about it because it upsets Scotty Potti
and Mooron. You can't fault me for that.

RB

You will cause permanent damage to the young lad's eyesight if you take too
many photos like that.


Ahhh...another expert!!!
1) the flash is not pointed at him. It's wireless and out of his eyeline.
2) The room is bright (200 watts overhead), but he just had his eyes closed.
The D70 is so damn fast, I got him just as he spotted the lens of the camera.

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
You will cause permanent damage to the young lad's eyesight if you take
too
many photos like that.


Ahhh...another expert!!!
1) the flash is not pointed at him. It's wireless and out of his eyeline.
2) The room is bright (200 watts overhead), but he just had his eyes
closed.

So you woke the poor little mite up?

If he was awake before you took the shot, and there was a 200W light in
operation, then his pupils would not have been so dilated.


The D70 is so damn fast, I got him just as he spotted the lens of the
camera.


Sorry, Bob. That's not quite true. Admit it ... the flash made him cry,
didn't it?


BTW, he's got a very cute nose. It looks like there might be a bit of
African heritage in his bloodline.



Regards


Donal
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and there was a 200W light in
operation, then his pupils would not have been so dilated.


Listen, doctor eyeball, babie's eyes are quite slow to react, not like an
adult's eyes at all. He squeals and laughs when I take pics, because he likes
the flashes. Like any baby, if something bugs him, he lets us know fast.

RB