are those BBS CH's on the rarri?

 

that looks really good.

 

Great info - thanks for sharing.... Love the gg evo motion shot....

 

On the Ferrari pics, he probably put the shutter speed up to 1/100th of a second or so to get the wheels/background to blur, then, move the camera at the same rate as the car. In this case, he must have been riding in a car next to the Ferrari. Try going out and taking pics of some cars driving, move your lens along with the passing car, trying to track the car in exactly the same place in your frame at all times, then snap the photo. Raise/lower the shutter speed starting around 1/100th of a second. Once you get too far below 100, it is tough to get the car in focus unless you have an IS lens

 

great post!!

 

sick

 

Nice write up i just pick up a Canon Rebel 350 xt

 

Wow! Not sure how I missed this. Thanks for the tips.

 

Great thread! I have been meaning to get into photography.

Would any of you recommend a D90? I have been looking into picking one up in the near future. A D300 I think would be overkill for what I will be using it for.

 

d90 is a great camera, spend your money on good glass because thats where it really matters

 

because you are a slacker

 

here is one more from my latest shoot...



a local road course car

 

folks this is the sole piece of post processing you need for you picture... i have used lightroom since it was in beta.

it will do all of your color balancing, sharpening, tones pretty much everything but its pretty much like a real lightroom, meaning you cant clone, edit stuff out, or fix blemishes in skin, classic PS stuff... I highly recommend this program.

 

Alex, lol on that m3 shoot, behind was "ySTi " line lol, that was priceless and I heard you didn't even know it was there til a member posted it on you're thread haha.

Alex, you do take excellent shots

 

yea lightroom is awesome, i am a big fan of aperture now though...that + NIK pluggins is awesome...saves so much time...