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I really need a tripod for these night shots. :shakes head:
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yah, i can't imagine doing night shots without a tripod... :ugh: tripod + 2sec delay.
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that wera driver i got today... kicksarse! :tup:
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ordered up a few more tools and tool bits. :yum: but since i did, i decided not to get that milwaukee right angle cordless this time (me to me for f-day). already spent enough mula this week for tools and tires. :D
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tonight i also removed the cable lock on my garage door (physical lock that latches to the rail for those that dont have a garage door hooked up when brand new) as my taffyapple bin is too close to the garage rail and one time got caught on the lock lever. the frikken bin lifted off the ground. :eekdance: wtf...
moved around a few things in the garage to squeeze a little more room for my cars. :tup: |
night guys. im going to hit the sack early today. :)
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Without caffeine and good bracing I can do about half a second and still get a sharp picture. Quote:
That almost sounds scandalous! |
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Can I pay with PayPal...?? at least I can setup a dispute within 60 days.... just in case.... |
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MP is not the biggest role in here.... prolly a tripod, aperture and the lights setting is more important.... |
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It's very nice... :tup: :yum: |
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Step One: Get out of Auto. Set a lower, less noisy ISO than what Auto is going to choose for you. 100 is of course, ideal. Aperture can be tricky with large objects like cars. Do you want the whole car to be in focus and sharp? Try a 5.6 or narrower. Use the light meter at the bottom of the viewfinder to determine your shutter speed. Move the shutter speed faster of slower until the pointer sits in the center. With white cars, it can be tricky. Try to meter on something that's somewhere between the brightest white part of the car and the darkest black to get a good compromise. Then you can adjust exposure, shadows, highlights and contrast in post. Lightroom has a noise reduction slider that doesn't effect brightness. In a pinch, any stable object can become a tripod. I've taken off my shoes and used them to cradle the camera for a low shot. Think like MacGuyver! |
Well the only thing I did with my Z was remove my 9mm from it and carried it with me to the movies to see The Hangover 3! I don't want any surprise Batman premieres. The movie was better than the last one. :tup:
Now Friday night I've got my D-Box tickets for FF6! |
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If all she has is her hands... it's not really possible for low ISO even with f/5.6... For the white color, she may adjust the white balance manually, if the camera can set the WB using the value of color-temperature (k). |
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4 hours till 4 days of freedom!
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no?? :bowrofl::bowrofl: |
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my buddy just bout an FR-S and he wants me to help him make it awesome |
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I am going to stay up all my night :) so your day lol |
Pancet!!!
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I know.. I know... but I thought you never sleep because of the :postwhore:ing... :icon18: |
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Look forward to see your work man..!! anyway.. gotta head to bed... nite µ :tiphat: |
I haven't been here in a while, this going back to school is exhausting.. so hello everyone ! and good morning !
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