damn very nice. i want to learn how to do the background. i prob need slr though. yeah sure anytime. lets all chill again.

 

just set ur camera to a longer iso speed. Most cameras should be able to do it. Have to have a pretty steady hand tho. Unless u have a cameara stand.

 

Shutter speed: bulb, aperture value: 3.5, iso: 200.

 

he apologized to the ones who actually made it to the location changes, but yeah he felt bad about what happened and how poorly i was organized.

 

that a good yet bad idea because i wouldnt want to leave my number on a public message board. get all kinds of weird calls

 

Yep. I was already trying as much as I could to rally up the remianing members who were attending this meet. I made several u turns and i stayed to try to tell the rest of the members we moved locations. Nigel and Vince know what Im talking about, Tim was in the car with me, he knows too.


When I got to Krispy Kreme before I even met anyone, the first thing I did was apologize, so dont think Im just an ignorant ***** who likes to lead strangers on wild goose chases.

And heck no, I would never leave my personal information on a public board like that. No offence, its just not the smartest thing to do.

Thanks to all who made it, I guess Krispy Kreme will once agian be the venue for any future meets due to the huge lot and good lighting. Not to mention great place to some shots! Good seeing ya there Geoff!

-Aaron

 

at least there won't be any more evening meets @ diamond plaza... RIGHT?

 

Lets hope not.

 

LOL I think you meant shutter speed.

Digital cameras measure the ISO a little different then a film camera. The ISO determines how sensitive the camera sensor is to light. If you are using a film camera, this would be the film #. Like you see 100, 200, 400, ect. Its really the same concept.

 

Ya I ment a P.M. for contact info.