1st attempt at night shots no 56k
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06-30-2007 | 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Anthony C
i have plenty of tips for photography BUT first lol... let me know how you got your V1 lip to fit so well? mine has gaps on the ends between the lip and bumper haha
if you have a tripod/pretty sure it ain't gonna blur... try lowering the iso setting a bit. The graininess is...yeah.. irritating.
07-01-2007 | 09:26 AM
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Thanks for all the comments. I was using a Rebel XTi with a tripod and remote. The shutter speed was set to 2". It was actually really dark out and I was surprised to see that they turned out as light as they did.
As far as the V1 lip fitment. It was really tight when I tried to put it on originally. I put the front on first and slid the back up. I started to hear the resin cracking, so I pulled it back down and filed the back edges untill it slid on without gaps. The gaps seemed to happen when the lip wasn't pushed up all the way. Then I put two small pan head screws from the lip through the wheel well for added security
As far as the V1 lip fitment. It was really tight when I tried to put it on originally. I put the front on first and slid the back up. I started to hear the resin cracking, so I pulled it back down and filed the back edges untill it slid on without gaps. The gaps seemed to happen when the lip wasn't pushed up all the way. Then I put two small pan head screws from the lip through the wheel well for added security
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07-01-2007 | 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted by monokuroboo
LOLLL.. you gotta pay for the picture tips...with... fitment tips
if you have a tripod/pretty sure it ain't gonna blur... try lowering the iso setting a bit. The graininess is...yeah.. irritating.
if you have a tripod/pretty sure it ain't gonna blur... try lowering the iso setting a bit. The graininess is...yeah.. irritating.
07-01-2007 | 12:53 PM
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car looks great! love the rims, Axis?
anyways, the car shots are at dusk, try using a fill flash from different angles (if you have a wireless flash) just to emphasize the car more than the background. just my opinion though.
you gotta love digital cameras, delete what you dont like!
jim
anyways, the car shots are at dusk, try using a fill flash from different angles (if you have a wireless flash) just to emphasize the car more than the background. just my opinion though.
you gotta love digital cameras, delete what you dont like!
jim