evening shoot
05-22-2007, 08:34 PM
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evening shoot
So I finally got my tripod back and thought I would take a few quick shots close to where I live. Some of them are a tad dark, and I am still learning the camera. The goal was to show the natural beauty of the car as it is from the factory...
of course I have to say that when my car is stock.
Obviously, some of the pics are mildly touched up, enjoy...
Picked up the tripod from the 'rents place, that is their dog.
of course I have to say that when my car is stock.
Obviously, some of the pics are mildly touched up, enjoy...
Picked up the tripod from the 'rents place, that is their dog.
05-22-2007, 10:56 PM
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Originally Posted by 350ZYALATA
Hmmm it looks like you still need some practice with camera and need to learn the settings.
I am open to constructive critique though, I do need to learn more via experience and reading.
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05-22-2007, 11:14 PM
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Originally Posted by black06z
are you gonna leave it stock?
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Do a little research of taking DSLR pictures (namely: setting the correct apperture, shutter-speeds, white-balance [under flourescent/halogen lights], etc.) and the pics will improve.
You can do pretty amazing things with even the intro DSLR (like the XTi) if you practice. I wish I had a true DSLR and some time to fool around.
Car looks good though, keep it up and I'm sure you'll get the mod bug and have plenty of 'photoshoots' to take.
You can do pretty amazing things with even the intro DSLR (like the XTi) if you practice. I wish I had a true DSLR and some time to fool around.
Car looks good though, keep it up and I'm sure you'll get the mod bug and have plenty of 'photoshoots' to take.
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Originally Posted by Silkk
Do a little research of taking DSLR pictures (namely: setting the correct apperture, shutter-speeds, white-balance [under flourescent/halogen lights], etc.) and the pics will improve.
You can do pretty amazing things with even the intro DSLR (like the XTi) if you practice. I wish I had a true DSLR and some time to fool around.
Car looks good though, keep it up and I'm sure you'll get the mod bug and have plenty of 'photoshoots' to take.
You can do pretty amazing things with even the intro DSLR (like the XTi) if you practice. I wish I had a true DSLR and some time to fool around.
Car looks good though, keep it up and I'm sure you'll get the mod bug and have plenty of 'photoshoots' to take.
Thanks for the advice, I am sure the mod will hit hard before I sell...
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Originally Posted by badkarma85
3rd photo is just gorgeous
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