2 dirty cars, nothing better to do...

pics taken with Fuji S5...





















caught a neighbor's car at the gas station..





I could use more shooting tips! Any feedback would be welcome




Modified by bin_dizzle at 5:10 PM 9/14/2008

 

What ISO are you shooting at? Shots seem kind of grainy.

 

ya a little grainy.. but i love your neighbours car!

 

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What settings are you supposed to use in a garage?
From what i remember, the higher the iso, the more sensitive,
I went out on a whim with the camera on auto settings :D


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thanks for the input/feedback folks!

 

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What settings are you supposed to use in a garage?
From what i remember, the higher the iso, the more sensitive,
I went out on a whim with the camera on auto settings :D


thanks for the input/feedback folks!</TD></TR></TABLE>

grainyness can add a nice effect sometimes. Higher iso = more noise(grainy) but you wont need to hold the camera as steady. Lower = better quality images.

third shot is doope