Some Snaps of my Aston V8 Vantage - DBS Lightning Silver
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Some Snaps of my Aston V8 Vantage - DBS Lightning Silver
Thought I'd post some snaps of my car - enjoy!
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Great pics! The pics in the tunnel look menacing. The wheels are hot as well. Is your car a 2010/2011?
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Wow, those are some very nice shots! ... and the car is stunning.
what are you shooting with?
I think I may have broken my old D40 and am in the market for somthing new ... thinking Leica.
what are you shooting with?
I think I may have broken my old D40 and am in the market for somthing new ... thinking Leica.
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Thanks guys!
Adam it's a MY10, to replace my cursed MY07 (hope nobody here owns that one)
Wheels are great, especially because I don't have to constantly clean them, the finish hides brake dust so well!
Thanks - I'm a total amateur photographer, but inspired by some of my mates who constantly take great pictures.
Camera is a Nikon D90 (now replaced with the D7000)
If you already have lens from your previous Nikon, D7000 might make sense.
The tunnel shots was a spur of the moment thing, therefore I hand held the shots and cranked up the ISO, was shocked how well then came out in the low light conditions.
Here's a few more shots from the tunnel, & my buddies GTR
Adam it's a MY10, to replace my cursed MY07 (hope nobody here owns that one)
Wheels are great, especially because I don't have to constantly clean them, the finish hides brake dust so well!
Camera is a Nikon D90 (now replaced with the D7000)
If you already have lens from your previous Nikon, D7000 might make sense.
The tunnel shots was a spur of the moment thing, therefore I hand held the shots and cranked up the ISO, was shocked how well then came out in the low light conditions.
Here's a few more shots from the tunnel, & my buddies GTR
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amazing the tunnel ones came out so well despite the hand held shooting.
do you see much noise at the high ISO setting and what f-stop were they shot with? it's hard to tell from the resolution posted here.
I will probably stick with Nikon, I think it's actually my lens that broke. I might be able to keep the bode and just buy a new lense.
do you see much noise at the high ISO setting and what f-stop were they shot with? it's hard to tell from the resolution posted here.
I will probably stick with Nikon, I think it's actually my lens that broke. I might be able to keep the bode and just buy a new lense.
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My best results came from: f4 / 3200 ISO
The newer camera's seem to have an amazing ability to crank up the ISO's without a huge amount of distortion.
Here are some links that where in my bookmarks:
http://mansurovs.com/nikon-d300-vs-d...ise-comparison
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...ssage=30067263
To give you an example of the D90's ISO cranked up to 6400.
The newer camera's seem to have an amazing ability to crank up the ISO's without a huge amount of distortion.
Here are some links that where in my bookmarks:
http://mansurovs.com/nikon-d300-vs-d...ise-comparison
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...ssage=30067263
To give you an example of the D90's ISO cranked up to 6400.
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