Photoshoot of my white GE8
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From: Mankato, MN
Pretty nice photos. Your aperture on the first few was too large. The rear wheel is blurring a little.
What are you doing for post processing? Your car seems very reflective, was this at sunset?
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I had the aperture set at F8 the whole time so it's fairly small, I haven't figure out why I'm getting such depth of field. Yes it was at sunset and I use photoshop to post production. I try to do as less as possible to the photos to reduce image degradation. I don't like over post production photographs.
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From: Mankato, MN
I had the aperture set at F8 the whole time so it's fairly small, I haven't figure out why I'm getting such depth of field. Yes it was at sunset and I use photoshop to post production. I try to do as less as possible to the photos to reduce image degradation. I don't like over post production photographs.
Very odd. There is no reason for that depth of field at f8. I guess that is beyond me. Is it possible there is something wrong with your lens?
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I doubt it, I have to look into the auto focus setting, I might have it set incorrectly. It does have a interesting effect the way it is now.
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Car doesn't have much power so automatic well feel very anemic. And how can anyone give up driving a great manual gearbox from Honda. I've owned and driven a lot of cars, EVO, S2K, Elise, Cooper S, etc, I'm very impressed with the Fit's gearbox. 
- looking forward to having a fun little daily - had to go manual, sounds like its worth the wait, never got a chance to drive one
