Robs IS250

iTrader: (4)

350 and the 250 6 speed top out at 145.. 250 auto tops at 144 or 143 (one of the two)

badx33

iTrader: (53)

what speed did u hit when u raced that bmw? saw it on youtube.

venZon

Simply one of if not the hottest 2IS.

What camera are you using? Did you use a tripod?

bullet1

Tripods are your friend. Good looking car though. Definitely need something stable for the camera to eliminate the blur.

iSuxeL

iTrader: (21)

I did about 110.

venzon - I'm using a Canon PS S2IS, I used a tripod for the far all of them except 2 & 3, I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. I want some lens to further my photography but there aren't many options out there. I tried messing with the ISO but they all look good on the camera until I put it online then it turns to crap haha

BTW for those that DO NOT know, I AM BOOSTED!

Robs IS250

iTrader: (4)

i can vouch for that for any ISH talkers to not even think about it!

GS300Rich

Sick ride, love the stance and IC peeking through the bumper.

jns350

iTrader: (7)

Good thing your Modding Skills are better then your photo skills hahah J/K...lucky us that your boredom give us some entertainment. one of my fav VIP IS out there!!!!

Tony221

iSuxeL is your air set on the lowest settings in those pics? btw love the ride

Pnuge88

iTrader: (1)

i said holy sheet to the video.. lol

venZon

Some quick photo tips...
-Set the ISO to the lowest (generaly 100 on most digi cams)
-Tripod of course
-Use the timer for long exposures (this is to make sure you don't shake the camera when pressing the shutter)
-Set you f/# higher (set it to f/5.6 at least and work you way up from there)

iSuxeL

iTrader: (21)

If I use the timer for longer exposures it allows more light to come through right? The ISO that I was using was either 50 or 100.

Phil888

iTrader: (1)

iSuxel, the photo's I posted it was taken with the same camera you have. BTW its also great for rolling shots.. lolz Damn, so your top speed was 110, I already topped my off at 137mph.. lolz it was pretty scary!!

badx33

iTrader: (53)

ive gone 141..

venZon

longer exposures will let more light in but there is a better chance of camera shake. So of course tripod and the timer is a good idea because you tend to shake the camera a bit when pressing the shutter. If it's on a timer you can press the shutter and the timer gives it a few seconds to settle out to ensure so shake.

Make sure your f/# are around f/8.0 for a crisper image the smaller the number (ie. f/2.8) will make it look softer.