As you all love night time photography so much...

milloman

milloman

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Yeah that bitch is on the TGTT pet thread, bless her! Had/has bone cancer so had it amputated 18 months ago, still goin strong as if nothing's the matter bless her! :)
 
Rory

Rory

Lifer
Very cool pics.

As for having other cars there, dont worry, we are car enthusiasts, not one man bands. :)

Rory
 
milloman

milloman

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Rory said:
Very cool pics.

As for having other cars there, dont worry, we are car enthusiasts, not one man bands. :)

Rory
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Cool mate :) I'm a one man band, personally hate them all!!! ... just kidding :D they're all mint in their own individual way!

Cheers mate :)
 
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PSI JOE

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Great pics! I wish I was good at taking great pics. Hell I'd be happy with a digital camera instead of my phone! haha
 
gv1.3

gv1.3

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just so you know Milloman... I adjusted the ISO to 100 and the pictures are free of noise now :) thanks for the tip mate.
 
Mike_ep91

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milloman said:
Right firstly i'm pee'd at picasa for the links not workin :( :( booooo!!! I'll get them on photobucket asap!!! :)

If i can offer any wisdom i will. Here are my rules/tips i implement myself though...

- Apperture vs ISO... Apperture wins all the time! I never take my ISO above 200 (400 if you're lucky!) Apperture can be raised all day long without effecting the quality of the image because its a natural adjustment... ISO is digital though, therefore increase the ISO sensitivity and you'll start getting loads of 'noise' on your pics - eugh!!! So whack a high apperture when you are shooting in low light!

- Shutter speed FTW! ... where possible, i hold at least 5 secs of shutter speed, but ALL my nighttime ones are achieved at 30 seconds of exposure time... I'm waiting for delivery of a radio controlled device so that i can set the apperture to its lowest setting and the ISO... and hold the shutter open for like 10 minutes and see what happens - the longer the shutter is open on stills, the richer the photo! (IMO remember!)

- Composure 'self... if theres one rule i follow for shots and their composure, keep the focal point in focus (duh!) and always work in 3rd's! i.e. slap the focus of the image 1/3 of the way from the bottom or 1/3 from the top... you can achieve this with cropping afterwards too, but try to take shots so that you dont need to crop them if possible :)
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have to say ive followed some of these tips and a pics ive taken at nite have greatly improved.

cheers mate.
 
Gee

Gee

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Some sweet pictures there dude.

No need to keep apologising. Only idiots don't appreciate other performance that are not Starlets.
 
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GTdan

In The Closet
awesome pics!! would love to get a camera that can achieve pictres like thi, quality~!!

im not bothered about buying new, but 2nd hand (ebay) what would a decentish camera (ie for beginners) cost??
any links? as i aint got a clue (sorry its off topic)!
 
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