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any tips?
I would never recommend using the pop-up flash. That thing is a joke. Pick up a Nikon SB600 or whatever you Nikonians use and some sort of diffuser (I'd recommend the LumiQuest Promax System). Direct flash is usually never a good idea, so you can use this to help spread the light.Originally Posted by SuperShick
so you suggest getting an external flash for shots like these? I guess i gotta learn how to use the flash because the on-camera flash for the D40 always lights up the subject and it always looks all weird and washed out. I guess the subject just always looks overexposed. that's why i always seem to try and stay away using the flash because i don't quite understand how to use it. I just bump up the ISO....haha.any tips?
Trust me. A good flash unit is essential to your bag if you're serious about photography. Simply bouncing flash can do wonders. It's also useful for fill flash.
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lunch box ftwbbq! put hubcaps back on. looks cheap with out them. congrats!
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if i put the hubcaps back on, the next thing the majority of you guys will say/think is "need wheels and a drop". 
Maybe later...besides...its my beater. 
Maybe later...besides...its my beater.
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lol...I saw that a while ago...Originally Posted by w0ady
time attack strip on the steelies - do it!
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donuts=ricer. Put the hubcaps back on, then it will just be stock
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I guess I'm a ricer then. Originally Posted by redlude97
donuts=ricer. Put the hubcaps back on, then it will just be stock
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Don't worry, you're not alone. My G is all riced out, too. Originally Posted by Yume
I guess I'm a ricer then.
