Wow, haha same here. It was either the 06 WW IX MR or a 97TT 6spd White supra. But coming from a turbo awd I would think my next car would be a R34 GTR or a 977 Turbo.

 

I will attempt to tk some pics this weekend, hopefully i can use the d40 a bit better. Great write up =)

 

I got my xsi a couple of weeks ago but the weather is busting chops.. the only shots I got was random crap around the house. I know the camera in and out now too, settings and stuff lol.

 

couple of a friends tc i took today, she didnt have any good pics of her car.

straight up auto, 100iso with a little bit of ps.

 

a R34 will be sick. Im more about the R32 or R33. and a TT 6sp BPU supra will be my next FOSHO.

 

awesome info and recommendations. i am hoping to get the Canon XSI soon

 

Can't believe he posted his rig setup, most photographers keep that **** on the DL.


... If anyone needs a CD key for Photomatix PM me.

 

greedy "photographers" is what makes photography not fun

http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...d.php?t=490505

 

Some people make a living off of their shots so I understand why some do not give away secrets...plus a lot of them put 100s of hours into setting up the rig they want it to be...

 

Just a couple pics around the house but did get to finally shoot my cousins STi and R32 GTR, its in the show and shine. Anyway these pics are just a crystal horse and one of our piranhas we have 3. Shot with my Rebel XSI on P mode, kit lens. Note I didn't have a circular polarizer for the piranha shot, through the tank glass.

http://i329.photobucket.com/albums/l...8/IMG_0058.jpg
http://i329.photobucket.com/albums/l...o8/Piranna.jpg

 

someone teach me how to take these pics this 360 photographer has mad skills

 

match the shutter speed to the speed of the car and go from there...

 

Exactly what I was going to say! And use the sharpest aperture setting too, usually somewhere in the middle of the f stop range. Every lens is different so you need to find out what aperture setting will render the sharpest image.

 

wow super hot

 

im a newb so does anyone know where I can learn more about aperture...till this day i have no idea what these basic funtions do