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Posted: **Sun Mar 25, 2007 10:44 pm**

i would prefer a tad bit more shutter time to blur the wheels, but i'm not complaining. turned out better than i hoped for.

Posted: **Sun Mar 25, 2007 10:47 pm**

Yep, need's lower shutter speed, however it's very sharp, and colour of car is vibrant

Lower angle on 1st would be cool too, try not to scrape your knuckles though

Posted: **Sun Mar 25, 2007 10:48 pm**

hi methd

the first one is very nice, great exposure for the reflection.

Maybe blur out the background a tad more? Clone out the sign? Burn in the edges?

Posted: **Sun Mar 25, 2007 10:53 pm**

The half up half down window is kind of distracting to me

Posted: **Sun Mar 25, 2007 10:58 pm**

im impressed with the second shot here, not an easy shot to get right, and although maybe not quite blurred enough, it still looks great!

Posted: **Sun Mar 25, 2007 11:24 pm**

Looks good!
I especially like the first and second shots!
Are these type of "moving with the car" shots called 'tracking'?

I love the cleanliness and colours of the car

Perhaps watch out for roadsigns which might stick out of the car (like in #1), but not too big an issue.

Posted: **Sun Mar 25, 2007 11:45 pm**

#2 is the pick for me , looks like something out of a car mag. A little more space in front of the car would have helped imo.

Posted: **Sun Mar 25, 2007 11:54 pm**

cheers for comments

i have a better idea now.
instead of sticking my head out the window (and missing a good frame) i'm going to sit the camera at the end of a tripod and stick that out instead, then use a cable release to take the picture while using autofocus tracking.

we were just cruising so it wasn't a planned photo shoot, but i like to take nice photos when i do. forgot all about signs and such as i was trying to work out a balance between panning/sharpness/shutter speed.

Posted: **Mon Mar 26, 2007 12:00 am**

methd wrote:cheers for comments

i have a better idea now.
instead of sticking my head out the window (and missing a good frame) i'm going to sit the camera at the end of a tripod and stick that out instead, then use a cable release to take the picture while using autofocus tracking.

we were just cruising so it wasn't a planned photo shoot, but i like to take nice photos when i do. forgot all about signs and such as i was trying to work out a balance between panning/sharpness/shutter speed.

'private' road, wagon with the hatch up and lay down

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A few pics of a friend's WRX

A few pics of a friend's WRX