first time with a camera. raven R6

[The BUCKY]

first time using my new camera. shot my bike a few times.

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/7/web/667000-667999/667361_56_full.jpg

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/7/web/667000-667999/667361_54_full.jpg

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/7/web/667000-667999/667361_53_full.jpg

[redlinenprelude]

i like the raven, i hope you have a muffler for it.lol

[The BUCKY]

i like the raven, i hope you have a muffler for it.lol


its on there. what you see is what you get.

[YokotaS13]

take the mirrors off

[The BUCKY]

take the mirrors off

need some $$ to buy the block off plates

[Chuckster]

a buddy at my job just got one of those bikes same style like a month ago. Bike is sick! love the red trim around the wheel

[The BUCKY]

a buddy at my job just got one of those bikes same style like a month ago. Bike is sick! love the red trim around the wheel

yea i am slowly working on it. lil stuff here and there. it will deff be sweet in the end

[The BUCKY]

anyone else with an opinion on the quality of the pics. i am new the picture taking thing

[Nitro]

u did pretty good in my eyes :goodjob:

[Nemesis]

The photos are over-exposed. What kind of camera?

The black and white makes me think shot in B&W on a Rebel XT?

[The BUCKY]

its a cheap fugi S5100. my grandmother bought it and couldnt figure it out so she gave it to me. what is over exposure and how to fix it??

[Nemesis]

its a cheap fugi S5100. my grandmother bought it and couldnt figure it out so she gave it to me. what is over exposure and how to fix it??

Overexposure refers to video or film that was shot with too much light or the wrong camera settings, resulting in a whitish, washed-out, faded-looking image.

http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/fujifilms5100/page3.asp

If this is pretty much what your camera looks like...

set you camera to shutter priority. Now im not really sure how your menus or buttons are placed, but there should be an exposure number that corresponds with a number like 1/250th , 1/60th, 1/450, 1/8000th etc. The lower the bottom number, the longer the shutter stays open, which in results in more light entering. If you find out what setting it was set to, bump it up to a higher number until you start to get a nice even look at the image where there are no highlights. If you have photoshop CS or CS2, you can look at the histogram, or at least im pretty sure you can.

Also, I think I found something close to your camera for a manual. They look almost the same, so Im sure the functions are as well. Read up and you should be well on your way to taking some cool photos.

http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital/lineup/s5600/images/fx_s5600.pdf

[The BUCKY]

really useful info. thanks alot for the help. +1 to you