oh ok it was probably some one else then..
Post The Best Pictures of Your Mazda
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oh ok it was probably some one else then..
blueprotegelx
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Just a few:
blueprotegelx
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FlyinHawaiian
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Nice location, I'd love to see some more pics from there!
blueprotegelx
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between those two posts I just put up that's all I got....for now! Ser_cyclops has a better camera, unfortunately he forgot it at home. So hopefully the next batch will be with his car and his camera. lol
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FlyinHawaiian
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I love a good clean MP3... While the image quality may not be that of a SLR, the photo quality (there is a difference) is excellent. Watch out for the cars in the background next time, and don't cut off portions of the car (last pic), but people who think a good camera takes good photos can take note here.
Keep it up!
Keep it up!
Wagonbacker9
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angles are a little extreme for my tastes, but other than that I agree, the photos are well taken.
justanothermp5
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i think the 2ndpic would look awesome if it was horizontal instead of slanted like that
FlyinHawaiian
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Hmmm, looks like he was shooting at a really high ISO then. Facebook compresses the crap out of them too, so that might be some of the quality issue as well.
FlyinHawaiian
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Might want to get your sarcasm plug-in for Firefox updated...
It looks like he wasn't using a flash. Also, the lighting source was facing the camera on some of the pics, so that's not gonna help.
Not sure why you think a good camera is required to take good pics though. All I had back in the day were freebie 35mm disposables (expired dates) from when I worked in a photolab, and those were some of highest quality pics.
This is from a 35mm point and shoot. Just get the lighting right, and any camera will work.
Not sure why you think a good camera is required to take good pics though. All I had back in the day were freebie 35mm disposables (expired dates) from when I worked in a photolab, and those were some of highest quality pics.
This is from a 35mm point and shoot. Just get the lighting right, and any camera will work.
FlyinHawaiian
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Re read what I wrote. I was saying that it DOESN'T take a good camera to take good photos. Image quality might be a little better and you have more room for error, but otherwise, its a photographer who makes a photograph. The camera is just the tool used to capture the image...
MP3Night
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Lol well the hood is unlevel, but I knew the girl wasnt the cause.
I agree. Doesnt really matter what camera u got. I think lighting is key. I try not to take pics at noon. Heres one pic I took during high noon. We had to keep driving around till we saw a place where the sun was behind us and it came out cool. Repost, I know.
Radar_This
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very true, lighting and composition ftw...this was shot with a $200 PnS in B/W mode.
