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huge photoshoot and my 2gn and my buddies G8. this is my first DSLR so i still have some learning to do so if you point out something i did wrong with the shot, please tell me how to correct...dont be the dick that just says something is wrong.


















second location






yes, i know i gotta get the glue up from the old neon badge...anyone know how?








some drive-bys of the G8. my friend took the pictures of my drive-bys. ill post them later.








and another location..kinda

peekaboo!



blacked out grille and pontiac emblem















and one last one for now...a magnolia bud

nices pics mayne....needs to be lowered but yea get some goo gone it well take the old glue off

kingdomstar512 wrote:get some goo gone it well take the old glue off

do they sell this at advanced auto/autozone?

yes they do

like the second location better. the last few aren't loading for me so i don't know what they are... but either the car is very dirty or the camera picks up a lot of the inperfections...

yea u can get it at autozone/advance, wal-mart, or any local store

dblsg wrote: but either the car is very dirty or the camera picks up a lot of the inperfections...

hehe its picking up the imperfections....i have a bunch of fossilized bugs on my front bumper that i need to take care of also.

did u ever get the old glue off?

A few pointers (I wont be the dick)
- Don't take pictures when the sun is high, it tends to wash them out. If you have to, lower the exposure
- Use the rule of thirds when aligning the shots to make them more appealing to the eye.
- Auto mode is your worst enemy (what kind of camera is it?)

And lastly...
- Don't take pictures when your friend's butt is in the reflection of your trunk . It amused me!

Nice shots, and nice cars

Take pics right at sunrise or sunset. Not at Noon. Set your ride with the sun hitting the side your shooting, not the shadowed side.

kingdomstar512 wrote:did u ever get the old glue off?

going to tomorrow morning...im going to change oil, remove old glue and bug junk from the front bumper/hood. then ive gotta wash the car and going to a drift competition (just watching...im not a retard lol)

LilSparkPlug wrote:A few pointers (I wont be the dick)
- Use the rule of thirds when aligning the shots to make them more appealing to the eye.
- Auto mode is your worst enemy (what kind of camera is it?)

And lastly...
- Don't take pictures when your friend's butt is in the reflection of your trunk . It amused me!

what is the rule of thirds?
its a Canon EOS Rebel T2i

http://photography-on-the.net/forum/
find this forum very helpful

rule of thirds is for any type of camera
http://photoinf.com/General/KODAK/guide ... hirds.html

The thing that hit my most is that in a few of the static shots, the centering was off a bit. I know you not a pro and the camera is new. You will get it as you get used to the camera. Nice job overall!! The two rides are nice, love the black.

I don't know much about the Canon's controls otherwise I could help more in that department, I shoot with a Nikon.

Go get a book with video about your camera. It will go over all the basic controls in detail so you can start playing with stuff and get more familiar with it.

second set of pictures my friend took of my car.

nice shots, you should slam the neon

how did u get all the the bug and stuff off the front bumper mine are like inplanted into mine