Wagonbacker9
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- 2004 'Hoe
this FC is SICK...
Post The Best Pictures of Your Mazda
- Thread starter Prodigy
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this FC is SICK...
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- 2002 Honda S2000
your shots are definitely improving. you are obviously into night shots... are you using a tripod? some of your shots are ruined because they are coming out fuzzy. you need a steadier camera or a faster shutter speed if you are shooting hand held.
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Wagonbacker9
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- 2004 'Hoe
go back and look at mine, I did change it.
i am using a tripod.
and i dont really know how to adjust light settings and such for the day shots.
i just put the camera on auto w/o flash. =/ they dont turn out that good
Wagonbacker9
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- 2004 'Hoe
this pic is always a crowd pleaser... lol
i saw you posted right before i posted,
so i added a quote bubble thing to let everyone know who i was reffering too
leeches!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
that pic is in the wrong thread dub,
that goes here, your free to post there you know
http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123685967
that goes here, your free to post there you know
http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123685967
Wagonbacker9
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- 2004 'Hoe
wtf?(squinty)
Wagonbacker9
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- 2004 'Hoe
its been said...good nuf for me!
Crazy looking at that pic then looking at the ones I just posted and knowing they're the same car huh?
****, I'm the only crazy one who went through 4 or 5 different looks.
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- 2002 Honda S2000
hmmm... if you are using a tripod it shouldn't matter how long the exposure is, it will still come out crisp(assuming your subject is not moving!). problems could be: if your tripod/camera is too light(read: cheap) then it can be affected by any breeze/wind, bump, vibrations. also could be affected by you actually pressing the shutter release. be gentle, or use the timer so that you are not actually touching the camera when the shutter goes off. outside of that, just try to use the fastest shutter speed you can get away with if you can control it on your camera.
i adjust the speed to whatever will satisfy my light meter to be at 0.
someone suggested timer.
i should, but when the pic already takes a full 30seconds sometimes + another 10 and people driving around wondering what the heck im doin.
hah
i will deff try it, i also try to keep an eye out for enclosed parking lots with the crisp white lighting, i hate yellow. that was just where i happened to be tonight
someone suggested timer.
i should, but when the pic already takes a full 30seconds sometimes + another 10 and people driving around wondering what the heck im doin.
hah
i will deff try it, i also try to keep an eye out for enclosed parking lots with the crisp white lighting, i hate yellow. that was just where i happened to be tonight
