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this is awsome, ive been wanting to see a white fd with that bumber, im planing on painting my fd white.
very nice car man, dont sell that awsome looking car.
hey one question, is that the stock white? maybe its your camra but it looks like bright white. my friend painted his fc bright white, and it looks very simliar.
very nice car man, dont sell that awsome looking car.
hey one question, is that the stock white? maybe its your camra but it looks like bright white. my friend painted his fc bright white, and it looks very simliar.
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Originally posted by negative
...trying to sharpen up my camera skills.
...trying to sharpen up my camera skills.
If you're gonna shoot in / out of the shade, make sure you have sufficient shade over the lens, and then expose for the darker parts of the car, your BG will blow out, same thing goes for if you're in the shade, and the car is in the sunlight, get into the sunlight or deal with all the dark spots, beeing pitch black... and expose for the paint...
Re: Re: New pictures
Originally posted by DCrosby
Uh, well for one, stop shooting in and out of the shade, if you're gonna shoot shade, stand in the shade, then expose for the average lit places on the car, like where the door and the pinch rail come together....
If you're gonna shoot in / out of the shade, make sure you have sufficient shade over the lens, and then expose for the darker parts of the car, your BG will blow out, same thing goes for if you're in the shade, and the car is in the sunlight, get into the sunlight or deal with all the dark spots, beeing pitch black... and expose for the paint...
Uh, well for one, stop shooting in and out of the shade, if you're gonna shoot shade, stand in the shade, then expose for the average lit places on the car, like where the door and the pinch rail come together....
If you're gonna shoot in / out of the shade, make sure you have sufficient shade over the lens, and then expose for the darker parts of the car, your BG will blow out, same thing goes for if you're in the shade, and the car is in the sunlight, get into the sunlight or deal with all the dark spots, beeing pitch black... and expose for the paint...
rx7raca, not a big deal but do you realize you keep spelling bumper? Just wondering if you call it a "bumber" as a joke or something or if its simply a typo. I'm not ragging on ya, just wanted to bring it to your attention. Dont take it personal.



Getting something where tou can controll your shutter speed and aperature can help you achive cool Depth of field effects and long exposures @ night