Took these today with a canon rebel xti (stock lens) and a tripod. Many pics came out blurry for some reason. If anybody knows how to get the best quality out of this camera, please do speak up.


And those are Tein super drift coilovers for those who need to know.

 

Looks really clean. Good shots.

 

Man, I just love me some palm trees! Gorgeous shots of your Z, BTW.

 

nice shots.. put spacers

 

Very nice

 

use ISO 100 and set the aperture value to 8-11. To avoid blurry pictures, try setting the 2seconds or 10seconds timer.

 

Damn those are some nice pictures.

 

nice pics, I really wish i didn't have a front license plate

 

sexy drop... what coilovers are those? haha just playin... i read. keep moddin!


modding = fun.

 

no need for spacers, waiting for the work vsxx's. The iso was set to 100 on those with low shutter speed and a tripod was used with a remote controller... There was no chance of camera shake. I dont know why they come out blurry, maybe it's because the stock lens is crap, really don't have a clue.

 

very nice!

 

nice pics

who's R6 is that?

 

Looks Greeeeaaaaaaaaat!!!!!

 

funny, i got the same bike and same car!

 

God I love those rims

 

What mm lens are you using?. You may want to try using the timer feature to snap the pic, however if you are using a remote i don't see why you would get blurry pics.

Also another tip you want to consider is the sun and how you may want to use a flash to control the light and dark shadows of the pic. Another thing to keep an eye out is the location and anything that may over contrast the pic. An example is the background building. in which case to much light is reflected taking to much of the attention from the car. Usually sundown pics are nice at bringing out the cars colors.

hope this helps

 

yeah, smart move by nissan to make those the standard rims.