some snapps from tonight

[IcemaN]

alot of these didnt come out very nice as im not an expert on the camera but none the less i gave it a go. also had to rush it as i was running low on battery. its a good spot i just dont know how to make the most of it.









add coments if you wish
some advice would be great

[R123]

clean... very clean...

[ley]

:iamwiths:

and i love the warm lighting scene.... goes so well with your r

[j0nbubz]

looks like a normal dc2r to me!

awesome red! red goes faster.. very clean

[ley]

u should get rid of the free advertising number plate frames hehehe

[ryan_GTI]

mmm makes me likes the red dc2rs more and more!

[GoldCoastDC5R]

Lovin the location

[Cracker]

Yeah great location! Nice Car too.

u should get rid of the free advertising number plate frames hehehe

Agreed!

[MrThanh]

nice location. is that near the boatramp in port botany? looks like it...

[IcemaN]

hahah yeh u got it right mr thahn

thanks for the comments keep em comming. how do i improve the picture quality as they came out very poor.

[danielioner]

picture quality depends on your camera really... just don't use digital zoom on those p&s cameras. use a tripod to avoid camera from shaking so u can use lower ISO speeds = less noise. wow i'm sounding like a pro! haha

[fried]

picture quality depends on your camera really... just don't use digital zoom on those p&s cameras. use a tripod to avoid camera from shaking so u can use lower ISO speeds = less noise. wow i'm sounding like a pro! haha

ddddddigital zoom = death

[kookie]

Nice clean ride,
Love the red

[MrThanh]

picture quality depends on your camera really... just don't use digital zoom on those p&s cameras. use a tripod to avoid camera from shaking so u can use lower ISO speeds = less noise. wow i'm sounding like a pro! haha

the shots were taken with a D50 so i can safely assume that digital zoom wasn't used.

try and set the white balance before shooting (try and shoot in raw if you can, then you can change the WB in post processing). To fix the noise problem, lower the ISO as low as it will go, and then extend your shutter speed to compensate. every time you halve the ISO, double your shutter speed (assuming that you don't change your aperture). so for those shots above... you were shooting at 1/2" @ ISO1600... shooting it at 8" @ ISO100 wouldve probably achieved better results. needless to say, you will need a tripod.

[felixR]

hehe u still haven't got a tripod?

reduce the resolution of your image too like to 800px wide maybe

and take off the front number plate frame thingy!!!!