Photography Thread - Post your pictures here. Any pictures :)

car looks real good man. Ye now throw some vip curtains in ur window haha.

they look sick!!!makes your car look way different. yeah i have soups work rezaxs and stitchmesh on right now 17x9.5 +28 and 17x8 +5

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Jhall wrote:

don't listen to adrian, it looks awesome just moar lower! ha

it was definatly constructive crticism

everything you say on this site sounds sarcastic to me lol

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omg those stream ones are sick

For you guys who are awesome at taking pictures.

When your in a low light situation like night time, how can you take a clear action shot, say of a car driving past you?
The only way I've been able to get clear shots is during the day when I have a fast shutter speed, but at night, they always turn out way to dark, and I can't slow the speed down or else the picture becomes blurry?

the 50mm 1.8 for sale on here is a great low light lens. that's what I use it's a fast lens at night.

that second stream picture is my background now

BLACK wrote:

For you guys who are awesome at taking pictures.

When your in a low light situation like night time, how can you take a clear action shot, say of a car driving past you?
The only way I've been able to get clear shots is during the day when I have a fast shutter speed, but at night, they always turn out way to dark, and I can't slow the speed down or else the picture becomes blurry?

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BLACK wrote:

For you guys who are awesome at taking pictures.

When your in a low light situation like night time, how can you take a clear action shot, say of a car driving past you?
The only way I've been able to get clear shots is during the day when I have a fast shutter speed, but at night, they always turn out way to dark, and I can't slow the speed down or else the picture becomes blurry?

You need to open your aperature more to let more light in. At night you need to have your aperature open more and a longer shutter speed. However, once you do this you need to stay very still as any movement will affect the picture. Adjusting your ISO could help as well but I don't know as much about ISO, I do know it will affect your picture quality.

Thanks guys, and yeah Ryan thats what I was doing, but I don't have to steady of hands.

As far as the settings go that I used (I’ll post pictures when I get home tonight) I use TV on my camera, I have my ISO set to 800 and 1/5 to 1/6 normally gives me decent quality photo's. If you leave it open longer, say 0.3" (or open longer) then you need a tripod/something solid, but I hate carrying a tripod around so I normally improvise by using the ground, sitting down and using my knees, poles, fences and sometimes other people’s shoulders. I'm by no means good at it yet, I get half decent photos, I take quite a few but not everyone turns out. Only about 60% of my night photo's are actually worth looking at so far.

As for rolling night shots, I have only gotten a few that are in focus and almost acceptable in my standards.

Messed around with my camera a bit today.

BLACK I would not even try to capture action at night unless you have very steady hands and can pull of panning at 1/40th of a second shutter speed, this is of course if you actually want to display a sense of movement such as a blurred background. Freezing action will consequently force you to bump up your ISO so you can use a faster shutter speed, unless you are using a near top of the line camera your pictures will be grainy at an ISO of probably 800 but for sure 1600. I am assuming you are using a kit lens which will make night time photography a bitch pretty much in general(f/3.5-5.6 is too slow) something with an aperature of f/1.8 such as the 50mm or 35mm f/1.8 would be really useful if you are doing low light stuff alot. The 50mm f/1.8 is probably one of the most bought lens from both Canon and Nikon, they are both extremely sharp and very(very, very, very) affordable, in fact, there's a Canon version for sale on these forums right now. Just make sure if your camera will autofocus with it on or not, manual focus is pretty much always a pain in the ass.

cuonger69 wrote:

Are you the guy with the monster of a camera? What are you using for a body and lens?

MOAR

Jex wrote:

MOAR

2nd i thought your cam was full were are all the pics

abs0Lut wrote:

BLACK I would not even try to capture action at night unless you have very steady hands and can pull of panning at 1/40th of a second shutter speed, this is of course if you actually want to display a sense of movement such as a blurred background. Freezing action will consequently force you to bump up your ISO so you can use a faster shutter speed, unless you are using a near top of the line camera your pictures will be grainy at an ISO of probably 800 but for sure 1600. I am assuming you are using a kit lens which will make night time photography a bitch pretty much in general(f/3.5-5.6 is too slow) something with an aperature of f/1.8 such as the 50mm or 35mm f/1.8 would be really useful if you are doing low light stuff alot. The 50mm f/1.8 is probably one of the most bought lens from both Canon and Nikon, they are both extremely sharp and very(very, very, very) affordable, in fact, there's a Canon version for sale on these forums right now. Just make sure if your camera will autofocus with it on or not, manual focus is pretty much always a pain in the ass.

Thanks man

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Some night shots I did....
The latest turned out pretty grainy... and the first two are vip shots no one has seen them yet. This is the first place they are being posted.











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