New camera, new shots.

[ubernasty]

I got a new nikon d60 so new shots had to happen. I remember reading on here a while ago that peanut oil works great on plastics, so i gave it a try...AMAZING. It just works so well it's stupid, i threw the mother's back-to-black away. It worked the best on the grills, but also helped the aluminum trim and bumpers. Just a tip for db guys. :)

[Farbin Kaiber]

ewe.

[TexasTerp]

the dog is my favorite picture, the thongs are pretty good too

[PaladinReed]

beautiful dog. cool car. nice ass

[Farbin Kaiber]

dog and butts save thread.

[ubernasty]

dog and butts save thread.

hah thanks mayn

[E30Drivah]

Nice car, Im sure you will learn to use the D60 to its full potential. I have to same camera. Its great. BTW what wheels are those?

[Rami]

See ass is awesome, and a lot of ass is even better.

[ubernasty]

Nice car, Im sure you will learn to use the D60 to its full potential. I have to same camera. Its great. BTW what wheels are those?

Yeah i love it so far, wheels are sportmax 513's 16x 7,8

[daniel]

how much did you pay for the d60? (i'm wondering because the d3000 just replaced it)

and next time you take shots at night, use a tripod, ISO100, and a much longer shutter speed.

[ubernasty]

how much did you pay for the d60? (i'm wondering because the d3000 just replaced it)

and next time you take shots at night, use a tripod, ISO100, and a much longer shutter speed.

I used a tripod actually. I got mine for $550, which is a lot cheaper than they retail for since i got it at a military base PX (aberdeen proving grounds, md). That was the "kit" which included the nikkor lens.

[87e30]

how much did you pay for the d60? (i'm wondering because the d3000 just replaced it)

and next time you take shots at night, use a tripod, ISO100, and a much longer shutter speed.

I would say exposures are long enough.

The problem is there just isn't enough light on the car, especially being black. No matter how long you expose darkness it's still dark... realistically speaking.

OP, car needs more light on it. No external lighting at night is... tough!

[daniel]

I used a tripod actually. I got mine for $550, which is a lot cheaper than they retail for since i got it at a military base PX (aberdeen proving grounds, md). That was the "kit" which included the nikkor lens.

the new d3000 is $600 with the kit lens. it has a few nice improvements over the D60 including larger LCD.

I would say exposures are long enough.

The problem is there just isn't enough light on the car, especially being black. No matter how long you expose darkness it's still dark... realistically speaking.

OP, car needs more light on it. No external lighting at night is... tough!

1/2 a second shutter at 1600ISO is just wrong, especially if he is using a tripod.

[e30damen]

boooooooty! whooo!

[tg318is]

hahah the dog pic is heaps funny