Oh, man, she looks sexy, i like the HID projector..

 

nice pics

 

thanks, appreciate the feedback in less than 60 seconds. I try, ive shot many other cars, but never one of my own.

No HID, but yes projectors.

 

Those are nice pictures, where did you take them? We gotta do a shoot w/ me and my friends STI. BTW you should come into the Hobby People so we can talk and I wanna see your new ride.

 

I like his plate

 

ill try and stop by tomorrow. I havent broken my heli yet, so i dont need parts, but ill be by. Those pics are in the Hasley Canyon Industrial park, up off the 1st exit of the 126, or hasley off the old road, maybe 10 minutes away from magic mtn.

bring the buddies, we'll do a group photo shoot.

 

haha, he does too. I thought it was stating the obvious, but it works. He used to have a small sticker that said got boost? too.

 

sounds good, BTW where do you live? I live off of Sierra Hwy

 

good color of choice

 

i live off bouquet near saugus high, and the blue wrx lives further up bouquet like where bouquet and plum meet.

 

amazing... great shots. and congrats. she is pretty.

 

thanks, appreciate it.

i think the hardest part is not being able to post 3/4 of the pics taken because of color, composition, focus, and all of the other factors of a non Point and shoot camera. The lens I use is not forgiving in low light and even the shutter motion can blur the picture. I should use shutter lockup on the tripod, but it isnt normally necessary with non-macro work..

 

Mbaran,

Incredible pictures, great quality and awsome editing skills. I must ask, what type of camera is that and what lenses are you using.

Thank you so much, I just got a Canon Rebel XT and I am learning.


Carlos

 

no editing.

:-D

I use a rebel XT with a 70-200 L series lens. Its the f/4 so it requires a tripod for night footage. Had i had 2300 for the f2.8 or over 3000 for the Image Stabilizer, maybe no tripod. But i dont mind, a tripod is only 30 bucks.

To achieve the different light settings i simply create a custom white balance. The lights where i shot were mostly yellow halogen, so i shot a white sheet of paper in perfect focus and told the camera that was "white" it then compensates internally (digic II chip) and creates the brilliant blue shots you see. I can never decide which i like more so I usually shoot one of each.

A few of the pics are with the 18-55 kit lens, which is better at night, but I try to stay away from it.

The only post shutter changes I made were resizes.