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New hoops on and some beginner photography
- Thread starter williams
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Sure is. Nice and quiet on a Tuesday evening.
Standard wheels suit the car yes but just a very dated look now. My standard wheels are also in good condition with good rubber so will keep them if i fancy a change again :approve:
Clio 182
Tidy looking car.
As for photos, when the light levels are low it's difficult to get sharp shots without a tripod. Try increasing the sensitivity (ISO) settings and using a wider aperture (smaller number i.e. f/2.8 is wider than f/8) to let more light in a within a shorter period of time (i.e. faster shutter speed). Depending on how close you are to the car when you focus you may find that using a wider aperture gives you a shallower depth of field (i.e. the background gets more blurred) and visa versa. If you've got optical image stabilisation built into the lens then switch that on too.
When you get a tripod use a long shutter time and then shine a torch (hold it out of shot) over the body to get nice highlights and reflection lines.
Like the fact you've got shots from angle's other than eye level - it's easy to just take shots by holding the camera up to your eye but can make your photos quite same-y (I'm sure that's a word?).
As for photos, when the light levels are low it's difficult to get sharp shots without a tripod. Try increasing the sensitivity (ISO) settings and using a wider aperture (smaller number i.e. f/2.8 is wider than f/8) to let more light in a within a shorter period of time (i.e. faster shutter speed). Depending on how close you are to the car when you focus you may find that using a wider aperture gives you a shallower depth of field (i.e. the background gets more blurred) and visa versa. If you've got optical image stabilisation built into the lens then switch that on too.
When you get a tripod use a long shutter time and then shine a torch (hold it out of shot) over the body to get nice highlights and reflection lines.
Like the fact you've got shots from angle's other than eye level - it's easy to just take shots by holding the camera up to your eye but can make your photos quite same-y (I'm sure that's a word?).
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