Testing NEW DSLR Olympus EVOLT E-500
08-25-2006, 06:36 AM
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I'm sure the camera is quite capable of taking stunning pics; now it's your turn to study how to use it properly. Auto mode is for losers... 
Anyway, the car looks superb!
Anyway, the car looks superb!
08-25-2006, 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Silkk
I'm sure the camera is quite capable of taking stunning pics; now it's your turn to study how to use it properly. Auto mode is for losers...
Anyway, the car looks superb!
Anyway, the car looks superb!
LOL <~~~~LOSER...
I've gotta learn this I know, got the tripod, don't know how to remote shutter release, I'm guessing timed? I don't know...
Well, I don't know how to mess with the aperture, ISO, etc.... HELPPP!!!!
LOL...
08-25-2006, 08:04 AM
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The manual should tell you how to set all the apertures, ISOs, etc. It's pretty easy once you get it down.
As far as the remote shutter release, there should be some type of timed shutter release. Mine has 10 second (for when you want yourself in a portrait) and 2 second for normal stuff like shooting the car at night.
It'll take a good week of taking pics to figure out the beginner stuff with the settings and you'll be able to take some solid pics. It'll take months-year of practice to shoot pics like some of the individuals on here (leemik, cyber350z, GTPNU-Z? etc.)
As far as the remote shutter release, there should be some type of timed shutter release. Mine has 10 second (for when you want yourself in a portrait) and 2 second for normal stuff like shooting the car at night.
It'll take a good week of taking pics to figure out the beginner stuff with the settings and you'll be able to take some solid pics. It'll take months-year of practice to shoot pics like some of the individuals on here (leemik, cyber350z, GTPNU-Z? etc.)
08-25-2006, 09:02 AM
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You are right, I'm installing my brembos today, I'll snap on some pics of the install, it's gonna be afternoon light, so... the pics will look just fine.
I've seen some pics from those guys, they're amazing... I'm sure I'll figure it out. I'm reading some online tutorials... right now. LOL
I've seen some pics from those guys, they're amazing... I'm sure I'll figure it out. I'm reading some online tutorials... right now. LOL
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