Vallejo Z GTG - Wednesday
03-17-2008, 12:20 AM
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Originally Posted by acg
Damn Ritz where are these pics man.......
I did look at them... I didnt like how some of them turned out... I would love to do some rolling shots... So I can practice my panning
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03-17-2008, 07:49 PM
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Will not be able to make it this Wednesday, flying to Hew Hampshire tomorrow.
Be safe guys and see you next week, Ritz if you want some rolling shots hit me up on the weekend as I would love to get some of my baby.
Be safe guys and see you next week, Ritz if you want some rolling shots hit me up on the weekend as I would love to get some of my baby.
03-17-2008, 10:53 PM
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oh yahhhhh!!!!What's next huh ??? BBK !?!?!? Anyways hope you been good, arnie says hi...about the pics...she can't find her camera as of yet...took it out clubing and it's prob at her sis place in the bay. As soon as we find it, ill send the pics to your email. Anyways looking good man keep it up!
03-18-2008, 12:44 AM
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Wow!!! That looks awesome!!! GTS FTWFW!!! I guess I should have just gone with 245/275... I dont mind the rubbing anymore... It only does it when I get really crazy turning or when I hit a pot hole...
03-20-2008, 06:45 AM
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Good talking to you Junl. We hardcore lol as it was only us two haha.
Going to check into that Sony with my existing Minolta lenses. Great suggestion on how to do that, thanks
Enjoyed those watch stories...priceless
and $$...holy cow 
Won't be there next week. Will be on vacation.
Later peeps.
Going to check into that Sony with my existing Minolta lenses. Great suggestion on how to do that, thanks
Enjoyed those watch stories...priceless
and $$...holy cow Won't be there next week. Will be on vacation.
Later peeps.
... Have a great week everyone.
03-20-2008, 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by 06CPV35
Good talking to you Junl. We hardcore lol as it was only us two haha.
Going to check into that Sony with my existing Minolta lenses. Great suggestion on how to do that, thanks
Enjoyed those watch stories...priceless and $$...holy cow
Won't be there next week. Will be on vacation.
Later peeps.
Going to check into that Sony with my existing Minolta lenses. Great suggestion on how to do that, thanks
Enjoyed those watch stories...priceless
and $$...holy cow Won't be there next week. Will be on vacation.
Later peeps.
Anyways, I'm off to the Warriors game tomorrow...
Ritz/John, any advise as to what settings to use on my DSLR... What ISO setting should I use? I guess I'll just head out there early and try different settings...
Happy Easter You all...
03-21-2008, 04:48 AM
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^ Supposed fake Rolex smashed 
Hard lesson learned no doubt.
ISO settings....speaking as an old film guy, the higher the ISO, the faster the film, more sensitive to light. So in low light conditions, you can still have some depth of field (F-stop) and still a decent shutter speed to stop action. The disadvantage to high ISO film speed is grainy pictures with film, though don't know the effect when you're talking pixels. I'm going to assume you'll be too far away in your strobe being effective.
Try 400, 800, maybe 1600 ISO. If you don't want blur, I'd say minimum 250th/sec. Better 500 or 1000th/sec for action, but watch your F-stop.
F 5.6, F-8 probably good enough, F-11 better, but say low light, no strobe, 500th/sec with F-11, you'll need a very high ISO rating.
Have fun at the game.
Hard lesson learned no doubt.ISO settings....speaking as an old film guy, the higher the ISO, the faster the film, more sensitive to light. So in low light conditions, you can still have some depth of field (F-stop) and still a decent shutter speed to stop action. The disadvantage to high ISO film speed is grainy pictures with film, though don't know the effect when you're talking pixels. I'm going to assume you'll be too far away in your strobe being effective.
Try 400, 800, maybe 1600 ISO. If you don't want blur, I'd say minimum 250th/sec. Better 500 or 1000th/sec for action, but watch your F-stop.
F 5.6, F-8 probably good enough, F-11 better, but say low light, no strobe, 500th/sec with F-11, you'll need a very high ISO rating.
Have fun at the game.
03-21-2008, 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by 06CPV35
^ Supposed fake Rolex smashed Hard lesson learned no doubt.
ISO settings....speaking as an old film guy, the higher the ISO, the faster the film, more sensitive to light. So in low light conditions, you can still have some depth of field (F-stop) and still a decent shutter speed to stop action. The disadvantage to high ISO film speed is grainy pictures with film, though don't know the effect when you're talking pixels. I'm going to assume you'll be too far away in your strobe being effective.
Try 400, 800, maybe 1600 ISO. If you don't want blur, I'd say minimum 250th/sec. Better 500 or 1000th/sec for action, but watch your F-stop.
F 5.6, F-8 probably good enough, F-11 better, but say low light, no strobe, 500th/sec with F-11, you'll need a very high ISO rating.
Have fun at the game.
Hard lesson learned no doubt.ISO settings....speaking as an old film guy, the higher the ISO, the faster the film, more sensitive to light. So in low light conditions, you can still have some depth of field (F-stop) and still a decent shutter speed to stop action. The disadvantage to high ISO film speed is grainy pictures with film, though don't know the effect when you're talking pixels. I'm going to assume you'll be too far away in your strobe being effective.
Try 400, 800, maybe 1600 ISO. If you don't want blur, I'd say minimum 250th/sec. Better 500 or 1000th/sec for action, but watch your F-stop.
F 5.6, F-8 probably good enough, F-11 better, but say low light, no strobe, 500th/sec with F-11, you'll need a very high ISO rating.
Have fun at the game.
03-21-2008, 09:13 AM
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Originally Posted by junl350z
Thanks I'll try 'em.. Seems technical to me but I get it, I think...
Cliff notes:
Slow shutter speed = blurry moving objects
Fast shutter speed = non-blurry moving objects
Low F-stop number = foreground/background not focused
High F-stop number = more of everything in focus
Low light situations = need higher ISO
Bright light (daylight) situations = can use lower ISO.
03-22-2008, 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by junl350z
^^^^^ That's NICE Mark.. I LIKE IT... I LIKE IT A LOT....
Did you make it up here to pick up your Explorer?
Did you make it up here to pick up your Explorer?
Originally Posted by SHICHIROU
oh yahhhhh!!!!What's next huh ??? BBK !?!?!? Anyways hope you been good, arnie says hi...about the pics...she can't find her camera as of yet...took it out clubing and it's prob at her sis place in the bay. As soon as we find it, ill send the pics to your email. Anyways looking good man keep it up!
but.... i'm thinking about getting the shine amuse front and maybe the ings sides and rear. not 100% sure. but thats what i'm planning. How come none of you have posted pics in that norcal members thread? I threw up that new pic of my Z so please don't comment that i no longer live in vallejo. lolz.