Bridges and Tunnels

[trackjunkie21]

Got my euro plate filler installed, and removed the caps, was a boring Saturday afternoon so called a friend and went to take some photos. Camera is a Canon DSLR with a 70-300mm lense. Some of these photos kept coming out blurry, I tried fixing them as much as possible in Photoshop and couldn't really fix it.:???: Camera was a bit difficult to use and I now know I need to buy myself a friendly DSLR rather than using someone elses high end camera. Again, sorry for some blurry shots and I hope to get better ones soon. Photos are in no particular order. C&C welcome.





Getting 10mm spacers all around, Will it rub?

[Matt-B]

I to am learning how to use my DSLR ( Nikon D70)

and can understand the frustration. Pics look fine IMO

[ck_taft325is]

Using Auto Focus?

Use manual and really focus in on what you want to draw attention too. It'll help your pictures. If you're doing night shots at all, get a tripod.

[pfahls1]

Pics have good content. That 70-300 likes a lot of light. The basic 18-55 or a fixed lens would have done better with the amount of light you had there. Where you shooting in manual or auto?

Check out this site for some beginner's pointers.

http://www.geofflawrence.com/

[lolcantturn]

Dude those pics are awful.

But I'm located in Bayonne, NJ, as in, right off the bayonne bridge to staten. We should meet up one day.

[tak7]

nice e28

:giggle:

[FCB_M3]

niooce now get some foogss

[hurricanevic09]

not that bad. i can get the main idea that you got a pretty sweet ride

[325ix]

All of the pics are blurry and some are a little grainy, but I like the composition of them. Good angles and heights. Car is looking good as well.

[e30trooper]

Use a tripod.

[vlad]

my eyes...my eyes

[trackjunkie21]

I to am learning how to use my DSLR ( Nikon D70)

and can understand the frustration. Pics look fine IMO

Thanks, once I pick up my Sony, It'll be much easier.

Using Auto Focus?

Use manual and really focus in on what you want to draw attention too. It'll help your pictures. If you're doing night shots at all, get a tripod.

It actually was on manual focus. When I was taking the pics, they looked good on the camera screen after I took them, then they came out horrible on the computer.

Pics have good content. That 70-300 likes a lot of light. The basic 18-55 or a fixed lens would have done better with the amount of light you had there. Where you shooting in manual or auto?

Check out this site for some beginner's pointers.

http://www.geofflawrence.com/

Thanks for the site :)

Dude those pics are awful.

But I'm located in Bayonne, NJ, as in, right off the bayonne bridge to staten. We should meet up one day.

No doubt, you know any nice places to shoot?

nice e28

:giggle:

It's an e30

niooce now get some foogss

It has ZKW fogs.

not that bad. i can get the main idea that you got a pretty sweet ride

Thanks dude

All of the pics are blurry and some are a little grainy, but I like the composition of them. Good angles and heights. Car is looking good as well.

That's what I was aiming for 75% of the time, to get a good angle and height.

Use a tripod.

This is on my to-do list

my eyes...my eyes

[e30trooper]

tripod is where its at. Slow exposer

[broke30]

Why is everything BUT the car in focus?

[trackjunkie21]

Why is everything BUT the car in focus?

The funny thing is, everything was out of focus, I guess it was camera shake? I used the sharpen tool in PS and the background came out nice but the car was still blurry.