Just Got The New Cam..
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Just Got The New Cam..
I just got the camera yesterday...no shots of my car as shes in need of a wash and wax..so shot some of my buddies cars..
Grant and Cal come in and help me on what im doing wrong
Grant and Cal come in and help me on what im doing wrong
he picked up a rebel xt.
why in the world did you shoot these pics at iso 1600?
that is your biggest mistake. that's why they are all so grainy.
for still pictures, you can probably just use M, Av, or P. i rarely use Tv while shooting stationary objects (though i do do it sometimes).
if you're using a slow shutter speed, then a tripod will be your best friend.
why in the world did you shoot these pics at iso 1600?
that is your biggest mistake. that's why they are all so grainy.
for still pictures, you can probably just use M, Av, or P. i rarely use Tv while shooting stationary objects (though i do do it sometimes).
if you're using a slow shutter speed, then a tripod will be your best friend.
Last edited by Calvin; Aug 10, 2007 at 02:12 AM.
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Originally Posted by MightyG35
"Grant and Cal come in and help me on what im doing wrong"
..Taking pictures of Hondas... JK bro.. Im looking to get a camera too.. What kind did you pick up?
..Taking pictures of Hondas... JK bro.. Im looking to get a camera too.. What kind did you pick up?
hahaha i had nothing else to shoot..
yeahh as cal said i picked up a Rebel XT and theres no going back to point and shoot digital cameras..
Last edited by HellaFly; Aug 10, 2007 at 02:16 AM.
Originally Posted by Triji
thats what I am looking to get... a 400d 10.1 mp I think
2 more megapixels, larger LCD, and a couple more options that most will never use.
OP, don't shoot against the sun and don't let trees grow out of the cars.
Last edited by Calvin; Aug 10, 2007 at 02:15 AM.
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Originally Posted by aHero4Eternity
he picked up a rebel xt.
why in the world did you shoot these pics at iso 1600?
that is your biggest mistake. that's why they are all so grainy.
for still pictures, you can probably just use M, Av, or P. i rarely use Tv while shooting stationary objects (though i do do it sometimes).
if you're using a slow shutter speed, then a tripod will be your best friend.
why in the world did you shoot these pics at iso 1600?
that is your biggest mistake. that's why they are all so grainy.
for still pictures, you can probably just use M, Av, or P. i rarely use Tv while shooting stationary objects (though i do do it sometimes).
if you're using a slow shutter speed, then a tripod will be your best friend.
thanksssyeahh i really didn't know what i was doing...been doing some reading and starting to understand each part...what iso should i keep it at during the evening?
Originally Posted by aHero4Eternity
he picked up a rebel xt.
why in the world did you shoot these pics at iso 1600?
that is your biggest mistake. that's why they are all so grainy.
for still pictures, you can probably just use M, Av, or P. i rarely use Tv while shooting stationary objects (though i do do it sometimes).
if you're using a slow shutter speed, then a tripod will be your best friend.
why in the world did you shoot these pics at iso 1600?
that is your biggest mistake. that's why they are all so grainy.
for still pictures, you can probably just use M, Av, or P. i rarely use Tv while shooting stationary objects (though i do do it sometimes).
if you're using a slow shutter speed, then a tripod will be your best friend.
I'm thinking about picking up the rebel xti from this place online
http://www.usaphotonation.com/produc...hopcartusa#acc
Package #2. Does this look legit, and is it a good deal?
http://www.usaphotonation.com/produc...hopcartusa#acc
Package #2. Does this look legit, and is it a good deal?
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