CFRC bbq pics.

KrustyCoupe

KrustyCoupe

la tuya.
Driver
C&C please.
shot with t3. 55-250. at 200 iso and on aperture priority. at about a 1/60. (drifting shots) the other shots are with a 18-55.
im a newb at photography in general and more of a newb at photographing cars in motion. gracias.

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Sorry I missed camera in original post. And yes exposure is a tad high... Fine for snapshots. But if good photography is what you're going for drop it a little. They are all slightly white washed. I can demonstrate if you want to see what I mean.
 
I sh0ot at 100iso...I always thought the lower the iso the better. I use shutter priority also.

I agree with Zach pictures look fine. maybe some are a tad bit over but nothing to really worry about.
I never shot CFRC but are you photographing from a media stand point or from the stands? Feels like you could of gotten a tighter frame with a 55-250mm. But, overall I thought the pictures came out great. :bigthumbu
 
i was shooting from under the DJ stand ( not from a media stand point ).
i should have closed in on the cars more but the t3 takes so long in between shots when its on continuous. shits ridiculous. ill try shooting at 100 next time. thanks for the advice.
 
Thanks dude. Next time ill ride with you and get some more vids and pics. I still have to go over the shots. I think theres one of your car that I didn't edit.
 
first time I looked at these I looked from my phone. They do look a bit better from the PC... still though, if you drop exposure just a tad it'll add a little more contrast. I do like my photos a little on the darker side though... I like the sky to be blue etc. But this is partially personal preference. I liked this photo, so I played with it a little. 2nd image is one with adjustments.

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lul @ hovercar.

tc240 said:
first time I looked at these I looked from my phone. They do look a bit better from the PC... still though, if you drop exposure just a tad it'll add a little more contrast. I do like my photos a little on the darker side though... I like the sky to be blue etc. But this is partially personal preference. I liked this photo, so I played with it a little. 2nd image is one with adjustments.

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yea i get what youre saying. thanks for the tip. ill shoot at a lower iso next time.
 
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