pics after a midnight detail job

[lundis]

with help from lenny the red sea pedestrian of course. please note, im still pretty bad at using my SLR camera, so any tips with how i took the pictures are welcome!

 

[Rob04Mach1]

My camera take crappy shots at night, other than a little yellow tint I think yours came out great
In any case your Stang looks AWESOME

BTW that last picture in B&W would look HOT

 

[marguerite66]

Nice pics!

 

[jmiller]

lol giggity

 

[petebull]

nice pics, your car looks great

 

[mustanggirl33]

looking good

 

[jerseygirl]

wow :eek2: :drool:

gorgeous!

 

[ford20]

I love your car man!! I soo want to get the GT/CS Front and rear bumpers. The GT500 is looking nice also though

 

[Grkstang]

Looking Good ...Awesome stang

 

[lundis]

thanks for the compliments everyone! and definitley agreed on the B+W pic, that looks AWESOME!

 

[BlackOut2k11]

Looks sweet man. And LOL @ Red sea pedestrian, always finding new and exciting ways to call out Lenny's jewness

 

[noclutch]

Great job, like the yellow filter look.

 

[lundis]

Looks sweet man. And LOL @ Red sea pedestrian, always finding new and exciting ways to call out Lenny's jewness

that ive used for awhile....my current favorite. i think "undercooked" might be taking it over though. he loves the attention and the humor!

@noclutch: its not a filter, i didnt know how to set the white balance properly. it was in a parking lot with big yellow lights, so thats just how it came out with the shutter time being so long.

 

[TBapp3]

Car looks great! In a parking lot that lit up late night details are perfect!

 

[lundis]

oh yeah, beats the single streetlamp in front of my house big time! i used to have to turn the car 3-4 times to wash/wax it before i realized...hey wait dumbass.....theres like 5 parking lots near you, one of them has to be well lit. DRRRRR

 

[Sexy Mustang]

Sexy!

 

[lundis]

you woud know!

 

[mach1]

Lundis. change the color temp in the camera. I don't know if your camera has that setting. Don't leave it on auto. maybe even invest in a cheap tripod. Also watch your backgrounds. In one shot the tree looks like it's growing out of the car. use a wider aperture to blur the background.
out of the whole series, #5 is the best.
just my comments as you asked.

 

[lundis]

oh absolutley dude! i was hoping you would post!! only a few of those were on auto. i experimented a bit. i def left the aperature on too low a number (i mix up what is "high" and what is "low").

i actually was using a tripod, a very good one too, at least thats what my brother says. best one that best buy sells as of when i got it last christmas.

one of these days, im going to seriously pick your brain. like bring a computer and my camera and annoy the living crap out of you!

 

[mach1]

oh absolutley dude! i was hoping you would post!! only a few of those were on auto. i experimented a bit. i def left the aperature on too low a number (i mix up what is "high" and what is "low").

i actually was using a tripod, a very good one too, at least thats what my brother says. best one that best buy sells as of when i got it last christmas.

one of these days, im going to seriously pick your brain. like bring a computer and my camera and annoy the living crap out of you!

just remember this:

shutter speed is the duration of time that the light hits the sensor.
aperture is the amount of light that hits the sensor.

faster shutter speed (higher number) less light duration.
wider aperture F stop (lower number) more light.

however , slower shutter speed = more camera shake. higher shutter speed = less camera shake and freezes motion.
wider aperture = less depth of field. Meaning area before and after the subject will be out of focus.

end of lesson 1