0% post shot color adjustment.

This may yet be the best picture I have taken yet. This photography thing is addicting.

Guys looking for a new DSLR. Don't do it. It's freaking expensive Goddamn lenses, filters, flashes, tripods... once your'e into it, like modding, photography can break that wallet in half. I'm already dreaming of a Canon 60mm macro lens like I have been an HKS dual.

 

EXIF info?

 

 

That is am amazing pic! Great job...

 

WOW!! Your good.

 

great pic man. man i miss it out there!

 

wow, great pic! I love photography but I don't think I have the "eye" for it.

 

Very nice pic!!! I've got the same camera, very fun to use.

 

That is one cool a ss pic. Wish I could get a shot like that w/ my car.

 

what wheels are those those are sweet? advans??

 

Actually, you can... if your camera is a point and shoot, make sure it has a manual exposure/shutter speed option. I have a Fuji F11 point and shoot, and it can do a 15 sec exposure. It's how long the shutter stays open. This picture had a 15 sec shutter speed. The Canon XTi can do up to a 30sec exposure. Usually, point and shoot cameras have settings for extended exposure, or slower shutter speed, in the Night shot settings.

1st off, get a tripod.

Next, set your your shutter speed to at least longer than 1" (1 second), depending on how long you want the streaks. With 1", you're actually going to see the cars. The longer the exposure, the longer the streaks and the cars are no longer visible. Play around with the exposure time to get the effect you want.

Just make sure your camera stays absulutely still when the shutter is open on that tripod, and you're set. A little shake, and your shot will be fuzzy.

I actually rushed to the bridge to get this shot. I wanted to get the clouds, but had to wait until cars turned their lights on.

Here's one a little earlier in the day, hence more exposure to the clouds and such.

 

Awesome angle. But a bit more color temp balance and more sharpness wouldn't hurt at all.

 

Thanks for the write up. I am going to give it a try with my crappy digicam this weekend.