I was a little bored tonight, Pictures!
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I was a little bored tonight, Pictures!
I didn't really have anything to do tonight. So I decided to play around with my tripod.
First, the normal shot.
Thirty second exposure in a dark parking lot.
Thirteen second exposure on top of a mall parking deck.
Hopefully they aren't too dark now that I've resized them. Comments are appreciated.
First, the normal shot.
Thirty second exposure in a dark parking lot.
Thirteen second exposure on top of a mall parking deck.
Hopefully they aren't too dark now that I've resized them. Comments are appreciated.
Last time I had this much fun some furniture got broken!
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I would notmally hate those wheels, but it actually looks pretty good. nice style, unlike anyone elses here. 
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Originally Posted by CustomXSpunjah
paint the spokes of your rims black and we're talkin
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looks nice....that red lip comes off right? it looks just fine though!!
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Thats dope, its different, but dope. Looks like you sharpen alot in PS
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if you have an ISO setting, turn it up a little in the dark. play with it. its fun. those are really nice pics.
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Rep Power: 321 MajinB, its not that simple to just turn up the ISO, anything above 400 and then it becomes grainy. Play with the shutter speed/aperture more. The Aperture regulates how much light passes through. The key to a good photo is Aperture and Shutter Speed.
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Originally Posted by drew22mader
MajinB, its not that simple to just turn up the ISO, anything above 400 and then it becomes grainy. Slow the shutter speed down to allow more light into the camera.
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Rep Power: 321 Definatly the aperture, its a combination between the two. I'm still learning alot with my new camera (Canon Rebel XT DSLR). Also some lens work well with low light and some don't.
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Yes, I read that on the Photo thread... I'm gonna buy a DSLR in a few years. I'm enjoying my little Sony Cyber**** DSC-S90.
What the heck is that blue thing on the back windshield on the first picture? Is that just glare?
Yes, I read that on the Photo thread... I'm gonna buy a DSLR in a few years. I'm enjoying my little Sony Cyber**** DSC-S90.
What the heck is that blue thing on the back windshield on the first picture? Is that just glare?
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Originally Posted by ramcosca
What the heck is that blue thing on the back windshield on the first picture? Is that just glare?
Oh how I want a DSLR camera. These were taken with my Sony DSC-W1.
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Sounds funny. What is that? 
Note that I live in the Caribbean and I've never seen snow, lol.What size are your wheels? Have any more pics lying around?
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Originally Posted by ramcosca
Sounds funny. What is that? Note that I live in the Caribbean and I've never seen snow, lol.What size are your wheels? Have any more pics lying around?
My wheel size is 18" with 225/40 tires. As for other pictures, I just have the ones in my gallery. Oh in case it comes up, yes my rear fenders are rolled.
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Originally Posted by drew22mader
MajinB, its not that simple to just turn up the ISO, anything above 400 and then it becomes grainy. Play with the shutter speed/aperture more. The Aperture regulates how much light passes through. The key to a good photo is Aperture and Shutter Speed.
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Rep Power: 309 anything could have been the problem with taking the pictures. aperature, shutter speed, ISO, even your tripod. it looks like it was a windy day, and in the last pic it looks like your tripod was slightly moved by the wind. so a sturdy tripod would def. help. and/or use the timer on your camera if you don't have a remote because even pushing down on the camera moves it a bit.
but you want to know what would really help??? a little bit of photoshop...
just make sure the picture is in the largest size, photoshop, then resize.
but you want to know what would really help??? a little bit of photoshop...
just make sure the picture is in the largest size, photoshop, then resize.
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