Those are 18s. You can tell by the concavity of the rear wheels. The 19 inch rear Nismos don't have a concave face, they have a lip.

 

tru that appreciate it!

 

Nice car.

But you're not getting the full amount out of your camera. Are you shooting in RAW? If so, give me a RAW file, and I'll process it for you to show just how much you're not getting from post processing with Digital Photo Professional (a program that comes with the Canon DSLR's).

 

Lower!

 

You suggest shooting in RAW and processing with Canon software? I never installed the software that came with my XTi I guess I should give that a try!

 

18's

 

OT-but I recently took some night shots in Vegas in Raw mode, I then found the good ones, and played with camera settings AFTER I took the pics and that program adjusts as if you had done that BEFORE you took the pics. A very simple way to adjust/save a lot of pics. Once you find a pic you like you can convert and save as a JPEG or TIFF file. Very awesome software, I'll be shooting "special" shots in RAW from now on...

 

=-o Wow. That sounds like something I need to start doing. My camera, like I am sure many others, has capabilities to shoot both RAW and Large JPG at the same time. It takes up a lot more space but this sounds like its worth it.

 

Digital XTI can shoot in RAW + L as well, even with a 4GB card its not many pics...

 

18's

 

Sorry, I have not shot any RAW pics. I dont know much about editing pictures so I thought it would be better not to shoot the RAW pics. Also I only have a 2 gb memory card so that would go fast with raw pictures.

 

Here is another photo I forgot to post. I really like this one a lot!!!

 

is that a ghost image of a Z in your DOOR?!? Whos riced out POS is THAT?!?

 

I only have 2GB also... and I can shoot over 100 RAW files on it.

Anyways, I've been thinking about writing a "how to" for the Canon Software that comes with the XTi. Alot of members here have bought the camera, but it seems to me that most aren't getting the most of it. I'll post this "how to" soon. It's really not that difficult.

Anyways, this has not been photoshopped, but rather "developed" with Canon's Digital Photo Pro.

Settings out of the camera (I always forget to change the settings... or I've become lazy):


"Developed" (converting RAW to usable formats are like developing pictures from a negative on film). Only takes a few minutes of playing with the settings so it comes out to your liking:


It was raining, so the car is actually wet.

 

Damn thats pretty nice.

 

those are great pics and the car is awesome,the black one of the OP is sick too!

 

nicely done!