Adam's photography thread

never mind haha. I thought the picture was bigger at first and when you put it on here it shrunk.

can i get the pics of mine to preeze?

What do you mean? Do you want hdr like Kash, or just want the picture?

hdr would be nice thanks!

Here ya go!

awesome thanks!

haha if these pics are for photography, then Ms. Westfield is going to shit her pants and hand the class over for you to teach lol

hhahahahaahhahaa i know right!!!!!!!

what a joke class, what a riced out teacher

Here are the first two I've thrown into ps.. will get the rest later sometime!
Goddamn shadow!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah that shadow is unfortunate, but it's still a cool pic. The one of erin's car is tits though.

Moar?

Still not done yet but here's some more!
Thanks for shooting my car Erin!



This one's a lil blurry.. but no shadow

Noice! Can you email me whichever ones you have of my car that came out clear in full res when you get a chance?

needs moar res. haha

Phil, you have emailz!

Some more

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I think this was the one I ended up liking the best. Not 100% happy with my PS job on Mark's mirror though.



And then I had this idea.

I like the second one!!!!!!!!

Dude those look great although I do have a suggestion, it looks as though your iso is a little high for the ambient light. They look just a tad noisy, other than that great work! Rolling shots are tricky!

Haha that's probably what Chris Hansen's eyesight is like. Predators in color, everything else black and white.

And nick yeah that's true. We were shooting in shutter priority mode so we could control the exposure to get the right amount of background blur. In that mode the camera calculates the ISO it needs to use to achieve a properly exposed shot at the given shutter speed and aperture. So especially in this pic it had to jack up the iso a bit because the car was in shadow. The only real way to compensate for that is to have more light when shooting which is why we want to go out around mid-day next time. The shadows became a problem too, where sometimes the shooting car's shadow fell on the car being shot.

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Haha that's probably what Chris Hansen's eyesight is like. Predators in color, everything else black and white.

And nick yeah that's true. We were shooting in shutter priority mode so we could control the exposure to get the right amount of background blur. In that mode the camera calculates the ISO it needs to use to achieve a properly exposed shot at the given shutter speed and aperture. So especially in this pic it had to jack up the iso a bit because the car was in shadow. The only real way to compensate for that is to have more light when shooting which is why we want to go out around mid-day next time. The shadows became a problem too, where sometimes the shooting car's shadow fell on the car being shot.

Ohh I see. Hmm, I know your guys canons are like mine but 1000x better but do either you or Adam have an ISO button on the scroll wheel? Because my sensor is garbage, I have to keep my ISO at its lowest setting all of the time which it allows me to do in any mode except for full auto.

Yeah we could manually set the iso lower, but if you did that and kept the shutter speed the same with the smount of light we had then the picture would just turn out too dark. We were already shooting about as slow as we could get to keep the cars at least somewhat sharp (1/20).

Basically it comes down to the fact that we're using shit lenses which are not that fast. We either need about a $1500 lens, or more light. So right now more light is looking like the better option! lol

Haha I agree, more light solves all problems. Also we need to whip out Aldens jeep, it's so much easier to shoot out of the back of that.

We need to go to 94 at like 1 o'clock. That way we have enough light, and since we're going faster, we can make the shutter speeds quicker, while still blurring the background. And that noise comes from the post processing. Since the pics came out dark, it gets noisy when brightening them up.