Vevapower Waiting for the 1st N/A 12! Donating Members 2,533 Member For: 17y 17d Gender: Male Location: Sydney Posted 10/08/10 09:18 AM Share Posted 10/08/10 09:18 AM Zilla they look pretty good and I wouldn't take too much notice to the critics, as you say your just having a crack and it was a good night END OF STORY! Thanks again bro! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Adam Here since the start... Lifetime Members 10,282 Member For: 21y 10m 2d Gender: Male Location: Victoria Posted 10/08/10 09:26 AM Share Posted 10/08/10 09:26 AM He asked for opinions and I gave mine. It's constructive critism from a photography point of view which I'm sure he'll take on board since he's keen to learn. Everyone can always learn something new regardless of skill level.No doubt it was a good night, but that's got nothing to do with the quality of the photos. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mjadeb1984 Señor Member Donating Members 391 Member For: 16y 3m 19d Gender: Male Location: Adelaide Posted 10/08/10 09:53 AM Share Posted 10/08/10 09:53 AM yeah really gotta lower that ISO. what camera and lens's you got mate. but definatly keep it up its good to see some people taking some nice shots of these tough cars. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ljm Member 44 Member For: 16y 4d Gender: Male Location: Sydney, NSW Posted 10/08/10 11:02 AM Share Posted 10/08/10 11:02 AM This is def my favourite so far. Awesome shot. Would have been better if the blue GT had all his windows up Just like to say big thanks to 4DZILR for organising this and putting in the effort on the night. It was a great night, for me anyway, topped off by the best hot dog I've had by a mile (Harry's Cafe de Wheels). Here's hoping the next photoshoot is before I sell my blue beauty (probably October).Looking forward to the rest of the photos. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
4DZILR Donating Members 713 Member For: 15y 23d Gender: Male Location: Sydney - Brighton Le Sands Posted 10/08/10 10:25 PM Author Share Posted 10/08/10 10:25 PM (edited) In my opinion these are not to good.I'm not sure how they're taken or what post processing your using, but the areas that let the photos down are...- They're all quite blurry and there's a lot of noise in most of the photos. So much so that I thought some were taken with a mobile phone at first. Use a tripod and lower the ISO right down.- There's colour fringing around the trees in the first shot.- The colours overall don't look right in all the shots.I'd work on getting the colour, noise and sharpness issues sorted first. Then you can experiment with different processing techniques.Hey mate,Yeah there is alot of noise in the photos. Mind you, I am still learning the art of photography. I think if I didnt have the ISO that high, it wouldnt of been that good a photo. Where we went, the light under the bridge was out. Which meant, it was pitch black. So there was no light at all.. Needless to say, my camera didn't help. I got a Nikon D800 I believe.. Cant remember off the top of my head I am pretty happy with them to be honest.... yeah it isnt full professional and someday I reckon I could be a good photographer but with what we had, Im happy Appreciate your input mate.. Next one is gunna be better! promise! Edited 10/08/10 10:26 PM by 4DZILR Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
4DZILR Donating Members 713 Member For: 15y 23d Gender: Male Location: Sydney - Brighton Le Sands Posted 10/08/10 10:44 PM Author Share Posted 10/08/10 10:44 PM Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Adam Here since the start... Lifetime Members 10,282 Member For: 21y 10m 2d Gender: Male Location: Victoria Posted 10/08/10 11:17 PM Share Posted 10/08/10 11:17 PM It doesn't sound like you fully understand how exposure works. Raising the ISO allows more light to be captured for the shutter speed that's been set. So if you lower the ISO you will need to have a longer shutter speed to get the same exposure.Your shutter speed shouldn't be a concern since you'd be using a tripod and the subjects are stationary in this type of photography. So use the lowest ISO possible and just have a longer shutter speed. The results will be much cleaner photos. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
4DZILR Donating Members 713 Member For: 15y 23d Gender: Male Location: Sydney - Brighton Le Sands Posted 10/08/10 11:19 PM Author Share Posted 10/08/10 11:19 PM Oh ok thanks mate.. I thought it was the higher the better... Wow.. See I learnt something already haha!Ill give it a go tonight.. Thanks Adam! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
riki83 Silver Donating Members 384 Member For: 15y 10d Gender: Male Location: Kellyville, Sydney Posted 10/08/10 11:36 PM Share Posted 10/08/10 11:36 PM Photo's are looking great Dean, Thanks for the night mate and look forward to another soon. :-) Cheers buddyRicky Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Adam Here since the start... Lifetime Members 10,282 Member For: 21y 10m 2d Gender: Male Location: Victoria Posted 10/08/10 11:39 PM Share Posted 10/08/10 11:39 PM Oh ok thanks mate.. I thought it was the higher the better... Wow.. See I learnt something already haha!Ill give it a go tonight.. Thanks Adam!No worries.Keep in mind though that if you're using a metered exposure then you'll probably be limited to 30 seconds on the shutter speed. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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