Went out with a buddy yesterday that just got a Canon DSLR. We're still trying to figure out how to get the best shots possible so these are just for practice. Also, recently got the Nismo rear pieces installed to complete my kit.

Props to Gene (Kyosho) for the shots and Jeff (Buffmanjeff) for the rear pieces.

Hope you enjoy the pictures.

 

my pants just got sticky

 

Nice....Did you get the Rebel XTi? I picked that up myself. I can not wait to go try mine out. I love the pics man you are making me jealous.

Ryan

P.S. What shutter speed, lens, and F/# were you using.

 

Looks good. Your car is clean.

 

very nice pics

 

hahaha gene sucks at pictures

 

Nice pics, love the last one with the orange hue!!!

SWEEEEEEEEEEEEETTTTTTT

 

added a few pics to the original post.

 

nice looking car!

 

shutter speed and F# are going to be different pretty much for every shot depending on the lighting. of course there are a limited number of F# and shutter speeds etc but it is going to be different everytime. you need to look at your settings when you shoot and choose the appropriate settings for your angle etc. its not just like u use X shutter speed and y F# for night time pics.

 

I know that much I should have been more specific. I was more talking about the moving shot. I was also wondering if he did have the new XTi if he was using the kit lens. I have not got to mess with my new camera yet. Trying to get a feel. If you have some experience in photography send me a pm I have a few questions..

I dont want to steal the thread.

Ryan

 

If you have a Canon DSLR and installed the Image Brower (not the editor), you can see information from other images with EXIF info preserved. What's cool is that you can see an incredible amount of info and settings... even the lens used.

If you use a mac, the default image browser (Preview) has EXIF info also, but not the specific information like camera specific settings.

In this case, his body was the REBEL XT, along with the kit Canon 18-55.

I'm a beginnner also. I've only had the camera for roughly 2-3 months. I say the best thing begginners can do is go to a bookstore or search online, and read about photo basics. Then go buy the cheapest Canon Lens out there- the 50mm f1.8 prime. It's not a zoom, but the first shot you take with it, you'll see the difference in sharpness and color and blur (if you want it). Best of all, it's only $69. Oh, and buy a tripod too, whether is a Manfrotto or a cheapo, get a tripod.

 

good stuff joe

 

Nice pics, very good for 1st time out. Clean Z man...

 

solid pics looking good =D

 

pure sex

 

cars coming along great ! Wheels are pure sex

 

yay! gene is doing motion shots of my car tomorrow!

btw, sick z! love the kit!

 

love the nismo kit!

 

pics look good... car looks clean all around..