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My brother has a 30D, and I'll use that because he has baller lenses (10-20mm wide angle, 70-200L, ect) The shot of his WRX I just posted today was with my D40 and kit lens though, zoomed to 45mm.
i like the new wrx shot much more. did you shoot with a larger aperture? I like how you highlighted the L ^, haha.
No, if anything, I shot with a smaller. I think my last shot of it was f/8
On this one, I shot on f/11.
I took these on two different days, btw.
Yeah, The L always has to be red to show the baller status!!!!
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Originally Posted by qbmurderer13
The last shot of the WRX is really good, love your use of lighting in all your shots.
I'm still shooting in automatic mode...
Thank you :hugs:
Auto??!?!? GREEN BOX!!?!??!
If I'm not using strobes (You have to shoot in M with off camera flash without ETTL), I'll shoot in Av, so I can control depth of field/bokeh.
Well automatic on my D60. I have my SB600 that I use and it works great indoors when I aim it towards the ceiling. I'd definately love to take outdoor shots at dusk like those.
Yeah, like I said, just shoot in Av, and you can get some good shots.
Yes I love the ceiling bounce with the hotshoe, it yields awesome results.
I'm not sure if your SB600 has the power to light up a car, but if you get the right stuff, you could do nice portraits. I was shooting with my B800 at full power, and that's BRIGHT.
Also, try shooting your camera horizontal, and bouncing your flash off a white wall to take a picture of someone at dusk, I know for a fact that it works
Oh yeah, I know what you mean. So, my brother has never let anyone drive his car, even his wife. When I took pictures, I asked if he'd back it out, and drive it to his yard, and he just gave me the keys. On the inside, I was screaming "YEESSSSS!!" haha I just played it cool though. It was definitely my favorite car I've ever driven. The clutch and everything felt so smooth. I just didn't want to keep jumping back in the car and moving it, I'd feel like a douche.
so this pic is purely about lighting. I'm in my room and it's late and i didn't know what else to photograph. The room was almost entirely dark, shot at iso 400, 28" exposure at f/3.5. I used my cell phone as the lighting. I thought it looked pretty cool. only editing is cropping.
so this pic is purely about lighting. I'm in my room and it's late and i didn't know what else to photograph.
I know that feeling -- sometimes you just want to push the button. I don't know how many pics of my bookcase, computer desk, or keyboard I have, but it's too many for sure.
I spent tonight catching up on my editing. Too much stuff just sitting that needs to get done. Here's one I finished from a show about a month ago, came out pretty well.
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