best one imo




I know the pictures are dark. it was dark out side, so suck it up!!

-Jordo

 

get your **** put together already

you need to have that shutter open for at least a second

 

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Edit: wrong name

 

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it is set at one second, or it was the preset "night mode"
the ISO were at 400 for all pics

 

well when you took the pics, and it then displayed it in the lcd display. didnt it seem dark, so maybe having the shutter open a lil longer wouldnt have hurt?

 

i think i see spoon calipers in the first pic

 

According to the EXIF in the pic, he had the shutter open for 3sec. (At least the 2nd one). Id say he meant to make them look dark. Kinda c00 I think.

 

intedesante! nice night shots, olympus is a nice nice camera

 

H-T people pay such close attention to pictures

neat pictures

 

When I take pictures in "the dark" like that, I usually leave the shutter open for 7 seconds. That seems to allow the right amount of light in for me. Play with your camera...

 

If you can adjust these:

Aperature size: Smaller number equal larger size = more light.

Shutter speed: longer shutter speed = more light.

ISO: Larger Number = More grainy Smaller Number = Better pics

I shoot with ISO100 for nightime shots.

Believe it or not, this pic was taken in almost complete dark with a slight light. Using a longer shutter speed I was able to capture it.



And whether you choose to believe me or not, this is a pic taken with very, very, very minimal lighting. 30 second shutter speeds ownz j00!

 

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maybe because we cant see anything in pictures 2 through 4

nice R y0

 

here's a pic from last nite, using a Canon powershot G5 with the stock factory settings lol....

 

Nice pics...

 

nice house

 

looking good

 

hehe, h-t bros are way into the picture thing, hehe

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=738202 improvement?

 

very much so

 

Where was this pic taken? THat's mint!!!

 

Lol I love the people trying to critique the man. Seems like once you get a digital camera you all of sudden become a professional fukin photographer giving everybody tips, lol. Internet photographers...

Jordo, cademan Great pics yall. Just keep taking as many pics as you can and experiment.

Oh yeah, keep your shutter open fo at least a second y0! lol