recent shots in parking garage
recent shots in parking garage
here are some day and night shots
euipment: canon rebel xt digital slr, kit lense (kinda shitty), tripod, clean car
i wish i could post tiff (jpegs tend to get grainy after a while), but there is a mb restriction.
p.s. hit F11 for larger viewing area








whish i had more overhead night lighting
also.... there is no alterations in these images!
edit: night shots were adjusted
euipment: canon rebel xt digital slr, kit lense (kinda shitty), tripod, clean car
i wish i could post tiff (jpegs tend to get grainy after a while), but there is a mb restriction.
p.s. hit F11 for larger viewing area








whish i had more overhead night lighting
also.... there is no alterations in these images!
edit: night shots were adjusted
Last edited by stlurbanpunk; Oct 11, 2007 at 11:23 PM.
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looks good, most of the parking garage ones are under exposed...
I do have one tip, turn the wheel so that the face of the rim is pointing at you... #1&2 as an example.
I do have one tip, turn the wheel so that the face of the rim is pointing at you... #1&2 as an example.
with the wheels, i planed on shooting the vehicle with a realistic sense of actual movement through the parking garage, but when i got out i realized the sun wasnt at the right angle. and now that i look at it, tread is ugly.
thanks for the input!
yeah, lol. i just decided to remove it b/c i dont use fm anyways. and it takes the element of potential car theft out.
Last edited by stlurbanpunk; Oct 11, 2007 at 09:55 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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i always use shutter speed priority. and i always shoot in either 200 or 400. this was 200 the whole day.
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