New Shots

[RollinLS]

Took a few new shots. 21 to be exact.:N Still have a few more locations to hit this weekend. Might enter one for the calendar. What you guys think?

 

[scjmc]

As always your car looks amazing. How much time before colf course security caught up with you taking few shots?

 

[nelliott500]

You need a new camera. Bad.

 

[RollinLS]

As always your car looks amazing. How much time before colf course security caught up with you taking few shots?

Busy killing the golfers............. I mean gophers.

 

[RollinLS]

As always your car looks amazing. How much time before colf course security caught up with you taking few shots?

You need a new camera. Bad.

It is a new camera. Same one Hite337 has. Doesn't seem to take pictures worth chit thou.

 

[jmtiseo]

You can do better for the calendar, I have total faith in you. You can do it! The car is looking great though.

 

[hite337]

It is a new camera. Same one Hite337 has. Doesn't seem to take pictures worth chit thou.

And I still dont know how to use mine! I'm learning tho, experimenting with adjusting the aperature and shutter speed now.

 

[Honey badger]

What's the exact named your car colorand is it the same color as mine? The burgundy ish color.

 

[jmtiseo]

Autumn red?

 

[2002_lincolnLS]

yeah it is autumn red, same as mine on most parts

 

[hite337]

yeah it is autumn red, same as mine on most parts

lol

 

[Bullschmidt]

Shots 1-4 had so much potential. The setting, time of day, everything was perfect with the sun flare in the background.

I don't know how many settings on your camera are changeable but in this scenario you needed a tripod or something to sit the camera on to start. Then you would have wanted a longer exposure time, a smaller f/stop for aperture and then to lower your ISO to compensate for those two changes

 

[hinzy]

Looks good

 

[RollinLS]

Shots 1-4 had so much potential. The setting, time of day, everything was perfect with the sun flare in the background.

I don't know how many settings on your camera are changeable but in this scenario you needed a tripod or something to sit the camera on to start. Then you would have wanted a longer exposure time, a smaller f/stop for aperture and then to lower your ISO to compensate for those two changes

I just went through the different settings. Aperture, shutter speed, automatic condition mode, etc.... Guess I need to experiment with it some. Try to get the colors to "pop" more. Sick of my pictures lloking washed out or to dim.

 

[RollinLS]

I still have a few more locations to hit. Before I pcik a calendar shot. So far, I like these the best.

 

[Tony Starks]

Nice Rollin

 

[gnomey]

I'm not a huge fan of the razzi kit.. but your car just flows so nicely with it. I love your car dude!

 

[RollinLS]

I'm not a huge fan of the razzi kit.. but your car just flows so nicely with it. I love your car dude!

Thank you.

 

[Turboguy]

On the road sunset shots with angels on:

Do you have the option of Manual camera setting with attached/remote flash?

Try setting on M and adjusting for background exposure (sunset). Then play with flash strength (two flashes: one on front of car, one covering side of car would be good, full "pack lighting setup" would be best)

The background will be right exposure, with the car "popping" in foreground with flash(es).

Try it out, makes for awesome images.

This guy used to shoot for the mags I worked for (view the red Camaro image at the bottom on his website). Check him out, a good reference: http://davealderman.com/#/page/987f/home/