New camera! New Pics! All at nite!!!!
03-18-04, 09:24 AM
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It's all good! Photography is such a fun hobby.
Look for a good tripod, from what I understand (I have not experimented myself) tripod quality varies quite a bit. Higher end models have vibration reducing materials in the head and legs.
Some high-end names I've heard are Berlebach, Gitzo, and Ries. This could probably go into a whole different topic.
Look for a good tripod, from what I understand (I have not experimented myself) tripod quality varies quite a bit. Higher end models have vibration reducing materials in the head and legs.
Some high-end names I've heard are Berlebach, Gitzo, and Ries. This could probably go into a whole different topic.
03-18-04, 09:28 AM
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Amazing detail my friend! I say lower the ISO to reduce the grainnyness and slow down the shutter speed. Make sure the light source (HID's for example) aren't shining onto the camera directly. Probably 3 second shutter? Tripod and make sure there's a time delay before it takes the shot so that it won't "blur" from your hand pressing the shutter button.
.....must have been a long night...huh?
03-18-04, 09:35 AM
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Originally posted by Lvangundy
It's all good! Photography is such a fun hobby.
Look for a good tripod, from what I understand (I have not experimented myself) tripod quality varies quite a bit. Higher end models have vibration reducing materials in the head and legs.
Some high-end names I've heard are Berlebach, Gitzo, and Ries. This could probably go into a whole different topic.
It's all good! Photography is such a fun hobby.
Look for a good tripod, from what I understand (I have not experimented myself) tripod quality varies quite a bit. Higher end models have vibration reducing materials in the head and legs.
Some high-end names I've heard are Berlebach, Gitzo, and Ries. This could probably go into a whole different topic.
Blackened already told me that I would need a good tripod to make full use of this camera's capabilities. Thanks a lot! Now I have to go and buy a darn tripod!
03-18-04, 09:39 AM
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Originally posted by brendanlim
Those are my favorite pics Amazing detail my friend! I say lower the ISO to reduce the grainnyness and slow down the shutter speed. Make sure the light source (HID's for example) aren't shining onto the camera directly. Probably 3 second shutter? Tripod and make sure there's a time delay before it takes the shot so that it won't "blur" from your hand pressing the shutter button.
Those are my favorite pics
Amazing detail my friend! I say lower the ISO to reduce the grainnyness and slow down the shutter speed. Make sure the light source (HID's for example) aren't shining onto the camera directly. Probably 3 second shutter? Tripod and make sure there's a time delay before it takes the shot so that it won't "blur" from your hand pressing the shutter button.
Hey, I am thinking of getting one of those Nikkor VR (vibration free) lens so I can bring it all the way down to 1/20 and still be good enough to be camera-shake-free......$500 for a lens! *dies*
03-18-04, 09:43 AM
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I love night shots of a Lexus, especially when done right. Definitely adds a little flair to the art of car photography. Your Aristo pics look very nice, keep up the good work 
BTW, is it just me, or is the Aristo designed to have no lights above the rear license plate?
BTW, is it just me, or is the Aristo designed to have no lights above the rear license plate?
03-18-04, 09:55 AM
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Those pics are awesome!!!! 
03-18-04, 09:55 AM
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Originally posted by jtanoyo1
......$500 for a lens! *dies*
......$500 for a lens! *dies*
Let's see, lens or rent, lens or new camera, lens or books for next semester ... Wow, I hope I end up with a good job!
03-18-04, 09:58 AM
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Originally posted by lexusk8
BTW, is it just me, or is the Aristo designed to have no lights above the rear license plate?
BTW, is it just me, or is the Aristo designed to have no lights above the rear license plate?
03-18-04, 10:00 AM
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Originally posted by brendanlim
I've always got one in my trunk
I've always got one in my trunk
I am so not worthy.
