SSSCEnthusiast

Well, long story short, some of my buddies decide to call me up because they know I guy that can " work some DSLR magic" (For those of you who don't know, that's just a really fancy camera, haha) anyway, we got there right at the edge of dark, and considering the lighting, I think the pics turned out pretty good!

D4u2s0t

not bad, but watch your color balance. most of the pictures are very blue. otherwise pretty good!

sick06cobalt

eh the pictures arent that great but sweet that you got to have a nice meet it looks like...

Circa2000

He needs a lot of practice with the camera. But you gotta start somewhere I guess

sick06cobalt

He didnt take the pictures guys... but I agree with your first statement... he needs alot more practice

wardzach2007

Yeah, the pictures arent bad, but they all look the same with the same effect.

joey26lil

like them all except that bmw

SSSCEnthusiast

Yeah, i didn't take the pics guys, but they're better than a kodak easy share, and we didn't have to pay anything for them, so i'm not complaining.

D4u2s0t

the actual poses are not bad. but one thing that i've noticed being a full time videographer is that the younger generation tends to not see colors as well as some of the guys that have been doing it a while. and most people can't even see the difference. i'll watch a video, tell someone it's blue, or red, or overexposed, and they're like "what are you talking about it looks fine".

with all the crappy cheap cameras out there, especially on phones, anything with a high quality camera looks great in comparison so people just assume it's a great shot.

Cirrus

Everything is blue...and overexposed.

As for the Easyshare comment, I hate to tell you, he may be better off with the Kodak. ...and he won't get a fish eye lens with that.

Other than the blue, exposure, and distortion...nice photos he took.

D4u2s0t

^^ "other than that" that's a big other than.

it's such an easy fix though, open up your color corector and slide the tab towards the red. done.