Some of my automotive photography
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Some of my automotive photography
I figured I would show everyone some of my previous automotive work. I will be posting more non automotive stuff up later.
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Originally Posted by UHATEIT
I love picture #7, what camera are you using and did you have a special setting or lense for that? I am having trouble taking night shots like that!
Those shots are VERY hard to pull off. That was handheld too btw
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Originally Posted by ricerocketdave
70-300VR and a lot of practice
Those shots are VERY hard to pull off. That was handheld too btw
Those shots are VERY hard to pull off. That was handheld too btw
that's insane! I would have thought you had a tripod to pull that shot off. Was the 70-300 the lense type?
I currently have the canon S3 IS and am wondering how I too can take shots like that. I have very shaky hands I guess so night shots pretty much always need a tripod regardless of how stiff I stand and try not to move the camera always ends up blurred
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THIS is the lens that was on my camera when I took that..
I'm not too sure about that camera but I think it may be very hard (possible but hard) to pull off a shot like that.
I'm not too sure about that camera but I think it may be very hard (possible but hard) to pull off a shot like that.
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Originally Posted by UHATEIT
that's insane! I would have thought you had a tripod to pull that shot off. Was the 70-300 the lense type?
I currently have the canon S3 IS and am wondering how I too can take shots like that. I have very shaky hands I guess so night shots pretty much always need a tripod regardless of how stiff I stand and try not to move the camera always ends up blurred
I currently have the canon S3 IS and am wondering how I too can take shots like that. I have very shaky hands I guess so night shots pretty much always need a tripod regardless of how stiff I stand and try not to move the camera always ends up blurred
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Originally Posted by SlideWays314
did you use a wide angle lens on any of those shots? (i'm a newbie)
This is all of my gear
Nikon D70s
Nikon 18-70
Nikon 50mm F1.8
Nikon 70-300VR
Tokina 12-24
Nikon SB800
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that's a beautiful edit, I thought the entire shot was very creative and sort of liked the idea od the camera being in the picture. Looks good overall! Still think that #7 is by far the best shot of them all!
I like the idea of the camera in the picture but not the way it is. It would have been better, IMO, if you showed the camera lens, hand held, closer to the glass where you can see it clearly. Also the car a bit closer to the mirror would have been nice. That arrow is a bit distracting, but sure love the idea.