done by a friend:

 

Nice! Looks real clean! Looks like pictures they would put on a Mitsubishi Ad.

 

my thoughts exactly. Nice pics

 

how do u get the camara to focus on the car and blur the background....what setting and all.....or u just snapping the car and it happens by itself...

 

thanks for the compliments.


I messed with the aperture setting to get the distant blur.

 

Good work sway. This is so easy to do and it makes such an impact...a very nice compliment to static/parked shots. (hint hint Vegasboy )

Lancerguy'03: The camera typically focuses on the object in the center of the shot. The blur is a result of long shutter openings. Shooting in darker conditions can make a cheaper point-and-shoot camera run long shutter. (late day/cloudy) Most modern digital cameras should allow you to play with the shutter speed. Try speeds of about 1/90, 1/60, 1/30th or even slower for more effect. HOLD YOUR CAMERA VERY STILL during these longer exposures.

 

Messing with the aperture indirectly affects the shutter speed when the camera is in an "Aperture Priority" mode, but you can control it better if you put it in a "Shutter Priority" mode and let the camera handle the aperture setting. (what camera was used?)

 

professionally done... looks good!

 

kodak dx7590, i'm a novice when it comes to photography.. I don't know the camera real well I guess.

 

Just keep tinkering with it. Cool thing about it, you can practice anywhere. Just riding passenger down the road, you can practice this tracking photo style like you have here. That's all I did and now I make a living taking pictures...pays for my Evo and mods.

 

nice pix man... i need to get me some better shots of my ride soon...

 

looks like a mitsu car ad......very nice pics

 

Nice pics

 

those are great! I'm inspired to go try it

 

Damn nice pics! Nice car, and nice photography skills!

So, did you let someone else drive your car while you took the pics?