Early morning mini-shoot

[mtechnik]

Just got my hands on a analogue EOS Rebel. So hereby my first attempts exprerimenting with the different settings and such. I must say i got disappointed with the amount of noise in some of them. All images are unedited except for the tag blurr and size reduction.

[Simon S]

tasty

thanks for sharing them.

[adept]

Very nice, I'm loving it!

[MikeK]

you got any plans for the wheels?... dished weaves does justice.

[Gr00v3]

its probably noisy cuz you underexposed the negative. ive been told to overexpose the neg and underexpose the print

[german g]

word cannot describe the beauty of those pics...very nice and beautiful car.

[mtechnik]

its probably noisy cuz you underexposed the negative. ive been told to overexpose the neg and underexpose the print

If you care to explain more please do!

From those settings i did a shutter speed of 1/30 sec. using FujiFilm 400 DX. I found out later in the day that for dark shots i should select an shutter speed of say 2-3 whole seconds.

Do point me in the better direction

[wycoco]

First time I've seen pictures of your car. Lemme holler.

[mtechnik]

Holla !

[wycoco]

Fsho. So where's Cheese&Windmill land?

[damith]

wheels

are those RD 5 spokes? by the way gr8 pics

[CleanAzzE30z]

Change the wheels (IMO) and your car will own all. ;)

Mariano

[uofom3]

clean, but i really don't like the wheels.

[mtechnik]

Change the wheels (IMO) and your car will own all. ;)
Mariano

Yup probably :D

@ Wycoco- Holland/ The Netherlands

@ Damith-- Some brand called ALULINE and who the hell even knows what the modle type is.

[!RocknE30!]

If you're having trouble with noise it's because you're probablly hand holding the camera and you have to run a high ISO in light conditions like that in order to get shots that have a high enough shutter speed to keep everything in focus. I really like the lighting in shot #6 too. Those aren't bad for your fist time out.

So, go buy a tripod and then you can shoot with an ISO of 100 in any low light conditions with out worrying about noise or out of focus shots. I learned that the hard way also :)

You can also get some really cool shots at night if you have a tripod and are shooting long exposures. Especially if you can find the newer streetlights that have the bulbs that shine white light instead of yellow. You will get extremely saturated shots without having to play with them in photoshop at all.