Post The Best Pictures of Your Mazda

[Falango]

Go outside and look at your car. That would be pretty close

 

[Valk]

yea, but it doesn't have an 03 wing on it, does it?

 

[Falango]

lol, I'll do it later and put it up in the other thread then

 

[AllyMazda3]

what the hell.....

 

[judman13]

what the hell.....

You know you liked my pink and blue didnt you Ally!!!

 

[mckernan]

i think she was refferring to the asian invasion that occurred in the thread. lol

 

[mckernan]

 

[Saskatchewan17]

^ The first shot is very nice.

 

[mckernan]

focusing at night is hard for me for some reason.
it looks good when im taking the pic then when it's blown up on the comp it looks garbage and blurry.

this was the best 3 out of about 70 i just took

 

[judman13]

Think the focus is a little off on the second and third pictures there dude.


Edit: lol darn shower boy ninjad me.

 

[mckernan]

^ The first shot is very nice.

thanks

 

[mckernan]

Think the focus is a little off on the second and third pictures there dude.

Edit: lol darn shower boy ninjad me.

+1
thats what i said

edit* damn touche

 

[judman13]

Dammit... I missed it! I was seeing a play at the Fabulous Fox and then getting Ruth's Chris so there's my compromise. I took some pics today. I should be able to get em up soon.

I did too. Darn hanging out at tropical smoothie with friends.

 

[Falango]

Just happened within the last 10 minutes. Be glad you missed it.

Mckernan, it's always tough at night. It's not your focus, it's the fact that the shutter speed is so much longer, that it's way too tough to stay stable enough. A tripod is your best friend for night shots. And a 10mp picture looks very different on a 2in screen, as opposed to it's full resolution. That's the glory of digital, just keep shooting.

Also, if you don't have manageable light sources for night shots, like strobes and external flashes, setting up your shot using the ambient light is key.

 

[mckernan]

yeh,
i don't know how to do the setup with artificial lighting lol.
i just hope to get lucky.

this was taken with a tripod, but quick question.

i took these in manual with 100 ISO and exposure at normal.
shutter speed was about 10 seconds, but i wasn't paying attn
you think it would look nicer with it set in shutter priority and a longer shutter speed?

 

[judman13]

It will just be brighter nothing else.

 

[TheDirtyGoatee]

Really? 10 minutes? Dammit... did anyone save the images? PM me!!! lol




























.... no srsly.

 

[nuke0907]

also try using the timer as to not disturb the camera while you press the shutter.

 

[mckernan]

It will just be brighter nothing else.

but from what ive seen it will make the lighting more define and therefor slightly less blurry. but i need to learn how to focus first!

 

[mckernan]

also try using the timer as to not disturb the camera while you press the shutter.

will do. thanks for the tip