Shel,

You most likely do this already - but just in case: for the correct
metering you either meter off something else rather than black fur
or make a correction appropriately, - so that the black stays black.
Otherwise the camera's automatic exponometry will try to make it gray.

Igor


Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> There are two black cats at Casa Belinkoff, Tyler and Buddy, whom I enjoy
> photographing every now and then.  For the most part the pics are OK,
> certainly fine for web and email.  However, they can probably stand some
> improvement.  So, does anyone have any tips for photographing black cats
> (and other critters, too), so that detail in the shadows is maintained,
> highlights aren't fried and lok natural (especially in bright or contrasty
> light).  Suggestions for working on the pics in Photoshop would be welcome
> as well.
> 
> Regardless of film or digital, I've never gotten a really great photo ...

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