Photos of the CT with my new HD cam.
06-10-12, 10:37 PM
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Photos of the CT with my new HD cam.
Took some pics of the CT with the new Canon EOS today. Keep in mind I'm not the best photographer....
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06-14-12, 09:25 AM
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HD is usually associated with video camera's, which I think is why he was thrown off. What model/make camera do you have? I wasn't aware of any HD cameras, just digital camera's that can take pics up to 15 megapixels, etc.? Though I'm not a photo guru either.
What make/model are you using?
06-15-12, 11:54 PM
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Nice shots, I like the 2nd one.
HD is usually associated with video camera's, which I think is why he was thrown off. What model/make camera do you have? I wasn't aware of any HD cameras, just digital camera's that can take pics up to 15 megapixels, etc.? Though I'm not a photo guru either.
What make/model are you using?
HD is usually associated with video camera's, which I think is why he was thrown off. What model/make camera do you have? I wasn't aware of any HD cameras, just digital camera's that can take pics up to 15 megapixels, etc.? Though I'm not a photo guru either.
What make/model are you using?
It's a Canon EOS Rebel.
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06-15-12, 11:57 PM
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Very nice shots. Your CT is looking great.
06-16-12, 12:17 AM
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I personally love the ride of it, sure its large and definitely not as sporty as my IS, but I find it drives quite smoothly.
With the electric motor, it moves pretty quickly too!
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06-16-12, 06:45 AM
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HD is not a term used with still photography, but a designation used in video used to designate a resolution over that used in DVDs and high enough (and 16:9) for "High Definition" television. When you put HD in your heading, we all thought we were going to see some movies, and all we got was some snapshots. Bummer.
Actually, those photos are really good and show the aggressive front of the car, which is very cool in black.
I have a friend who just got one in white, and it looks more elegant than powerful. I wanted her to get the red, but you know how girls are with their cars.
Actually, those photos are really good and show the aggressive front of the car, which is very cool in black.
I have a friend who just got one in white, and it looks more elegant than powerful. I wanted her to get the red, but you know how girls are with their cars.
06-16-12, 09:14 AM
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HD is not a term used with still photography, but a designation used in video used to designate a resolution over that used in DVDs and high enough (and 16:9) for "High Definition" television. When you put HD in your heading, we all thought we were going to see some movies, and all we got was some snapshots. Bummer.
Actually, those photos are really good and show the aggressive front of the car, which is very cool in black.
I have a friend who just got one in white, and it looks more elegant than powerful. I wanted her to get the red, but you know how girls are with their cars.
Actually, those photos are really good and show the aggressive front of the car, which is very cool in black.
I have a friend who just got one in white, and it looks more elegant than powerful. I wanted her to get the red, but you know how girls are with their cars.
06-16-12, 01:05 PM
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"when I see a white one I instantly think "grandma car."
Good guess. My friend with the white CT is a young lady in her 60's. No grandchildren, but that's still a good guess.
Her previous car was a medium grey, which is pretty much what people get when they don't know what color car they want. White is a step forward - perhaps her next one will be red.
Good guess. My friend with the white CT is a young lady in her 60's. No grandchildren, but that's still a good guess.
Her previous car was a medium grey, which is pretty much what people get when they don't know what color car they want. White is a step forward - perhaps her next one will be red.
