My third time out..

[KyleG]

Well, as the titles states. Here is pics from my third time out, with the camera.. Hope you like them. All opinions are welcome


Waiting.... All alone.. Then, a random 69 Camaro appears roaring down the road

[Nemesis]

Digging that Camaro. Nice truck, any plans for it?

[KyleG]

Digging that Camaro. Nice truck, any plans for it?

My truck right now is just tires, and his camaro I'm really not sure. Other than efi or bigger carb and he also said he may do something different with his exhaust

[SHHHH]

Two really neat cars

[Gashbell4595]

Nice truck man, maybe ill see you around, seems as though we have some common friends on facebook.

[KyleG]

Two really neat cars

thanks! Looks wise, both haven't changed since the later 80s. Other then paint fade, and age.

Nice truck man, maybe ill see you around, seems as though we have some common friends on facebook.

Probably do Man, I'm friends with a lot of people around. You'll probably see me around, sometime soon

[boostedb16]

camaro is pretty nice but nothing really stands out as far as pictures go. what camera are you using?

[KyleG]

I used a Nikon d40. These are all unedited. I'm still very very new to the camera thing. Just now figuring out how to half way get things focused correctly lol

[thetaste]

Start taking account of your backgrounds. You have trees and power lines growing up out of your vehicles.
I dig the Camaro.

Also in the last shots, your truck is in the sun, the Camaro in the shade. You can see your truck well and the Camaro is dark.

Keep practicing!

[MOWE]

Very cool...60's camaros have a special place in my heart....love it

[KyleG]

Start taking account of your backgrounds. You have trees and power lines growing up out of your vehicles.
I dig the Camaro.

Also in the last shots, your truck is in the sun, the Camaro in the shade. You can see your truck well and the Camaro is dark.

Keep practicing!

lol Year true. We moved right after the last photo because the lighting, but none of them really turned out right. Thanks for the tips buddy

Very cool...60's camaros have a special place in my heart....love it

thanks, and yeah. I love his car. Its set up for pro touring. It handles amazing.

[stevo_EF91]

quick tip.... when shooting outside it is better to have the picture a little too dark. that way your highlights will still be in detail... and likewise if you were to shoot indoors you would rather it be a little lighter. Then when editing you can brighten up the image to what you want and still hold all that detail.

[KyleG]

Yeah, I see what you mean by that. I'll give that a try. Thanks for the tip!

[boostedb16]

also are you using the auto setting? i used to have a D40 and loved the sharpness of that camera.

[KyleG]

No, I'm using manual with auto focus in the lens. I'm still learning my way around the different settings. Slowly figuring them out. I'm still very new lol For the most part the ios was at 200, single focus, and the rest I just played around a little. The d40 seems to be really good , just have to figure it out first lol

[boostedb16]

ok good on using manual. yea just play with the settings and you will get better.

[KyleG]

A few from the second half..

[Genji-Sama]

Hot dawg, that camaro is clean nice photos as well

[KyleG]

Thanks man! Once I get tires, we'll go to better locations.. This place is right down the road for the both of us. So close, I heard him warm his car up, and heard him drive the entire way. And he can hear me go all the way home from his driveway lol

[Echonova]

Your driver side rear fender has a huge dent...






















LOL j/k. Looks righteous.