The last set of pictures came out like garbage. These arent that great either but theyre a little better. I think. What do you guys think?

 

 

what am i looking at here? i would clean that trash out of the supra - take some day pics

 

nice cars man but you need to get some hyper white bulbs or even better HIDs !!!

 

why after the last thread where we all bashed you for crappy night shots are you still taking night shots!

you got some beautiful cars man, show it in the day!

i'm startin to think ur a vampire haha

 

1- turn the dang flash off.

2- delay the exposure

3- find an area with SOME light

 

buy a turbo kit for one of those NA cars!

 

i want a supra to go along with my sc as well.....nice bro

 

sorry, u still suck at pics

 

Lol Thanks guys. I know I know..... I need to read up on how to use a camera. What do you guys think about the angles though?
Thank you O.L.T. Im going to try that. And no im not a vampire LOL

 

continued from O.L.T.

4- get a tripod

5- learn how to use the "Tv" or "S" setting on your camera

6- take more care in composing (arranging) your picture

7- get cooler lights for the black SC, i recommend taking out the parking lights and getting 6000k HIDs and 3000k HIDs for the fogs (as you can see by my sig im biased )

8- pitch black is like the worst time to take pics...

9- dont shoot the car with its lights on ESP if you are going to stand right in front of it.. it will make everything else dark.. the exception is brake lights, cuz they are not too bright

10- if you are going to show off a particular part of a car like under the hood, it better be clean or at LEAST not be distractingly dirty

11- practice more and post later..(wayy later) lol

btw what camera you using?..
that might help us help you..

 

Would love to have a Supra also, if you can get that engine compartment as clean as the SC it would look much better.

 

dont get 6000k

either get 4300k or 8000k

white or blue
not this in the middle business :-P

 

Yea the pictures are way overexposed. Just get a tripod and use the manual setting on your camera. Set the exposure down really low and use a really long shutter speed. Dont use another car to try to light the picture.