Classic Cars in a theme park?
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Classic Cars in a theme park?
Took this picture at Fiesta Texas over here in San Antonio, Texas.
wattsbw2004- Number of posts : 29
Age : 36
Location : Texas
Camera Equipment : Sony A700, 18-70, 75-300, Sigma 10-20, Wacom Intuos3 tablet, Photoshop CS4
Registration date : 2009-01-23
Re: Classic Cars in a theme park?
holy crumbs! Have you tried to sell this as a postcard?? It's unbeLIEVable! One of the best I've ever seen.
Melanie
Melanie
Re: Classic Cars in a theme park?
Thank you for the comment, I haven't tried selling it yet but I'm currently working on building up a portfolio and choosing some of my best shots to see what I can do locally around here in my area.
wattsbw2004- Number of posts : 29
Age : 36
Location : Texas
Camera Equipment : Sony A700, 18-70, 75-300, Sigma 10-20, Wacom Intuos3 tablet, Photoshop CS4
Registration date : 2009-01-23
Re: Classic Cars in a theme park?
Lol thank you
wattsbw2004- Number of posts : 29
Age : 36
Location : Texas
Camera Equipment : Sony A700, 18-70, 75-300, Sigma 10-20, Wacom Intuos3 tablet, Photoshop CS4
Registration date : 2009-01-23
Re: Classic Cars in a theme park?
excellent picture! what iso did you shoot that at?
Xrider- Number of posts : 48
Location : Griffith, Indiana
Registration date : 2009-01-21
Re: Classic Cars in a theme park?
I believe for this one I shot it at iso100.
wattsbw2004- Number of posts : 29
Age : 36
Location : Texas
Camera Equipment : Sony A700, 18-70, 75-300, Sigma 10-20, Wacom Intuos3 tablet, Photoshop CS4
Registration date : 2009-01-23
Re: Classic Cars in a theme park?
thanks I would like shoot some night shots, my thinking was higher iso, but I see I was thinking wrong.
Xrider- Number of posts : 48
Location : Griffith, Indiana
Registration date : 2009-01-21
Re: Classic Cars in a theme park?
nope pretty much anytime you do night shots you want to shoot at around iso100 if your on a tripod. Now if your shooting action shots at night you can step up the iso a few and also open up the aperture to allow more light in faster but usually with HDR it will make a dramatic increase in noise if you raise the iso level.
wattsbw2004- Number of posts : 29
Age : 36
Location : Texas
Camera Equipment : Sony A700, 18-70, 75-300, Sigma 10-20, Wacom Intuos3 tablet, Photoshop CS4
Registration date : 2009-01-23
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