[ib2loud]

Just had to try out a new lens, they're not great

was trying for an effect in PS with this one

again, I know they're not great, but the lens has potential and when I have time and good light, we'll see what I can do

 

[caliber4whoosh]

Amazing! All I can say...

 

[ib2loud]

once i find the good aperture they will come out a LOT better, the lens is pretty sensitive

 

[OUWxGuesser]

What lens? I'm betting on a 50mm prime with a narrow f-stop? (depth of field seems small)

 

[GOT]

Nice photos of the Caliber.

crit follows...

was trying for an effect in PS with this one

This can be good and bad. It's good if you want to point something out. It can be detrimental in that when you increase the intensity of a background color it has the effect of flattening the image (because only objects close to the viewer should have such a bright color to them). But the image still looks interesting... but slightly flattened compared to the one that isn't manipulated.

This image appears to have been taken with a telephoto (larger than 100mm in 35mm-comparison)... but I'm not an expert so I could simply be nutz The background looks to be crowding the foreground. Once again that can be bad or good. Just depends on what you’re wanting.

 

[ib2loud]

they were all taken with a 50mm f/1.8 prime lens, i think i may have left it at f/1.8 for the entire set so that's why only 1/2 the car is in focus for the most part

it's hard to tell in the little viewfinder how they'll look on the screen for me

 

[MrTyke]

Just had to try out a new lens, they're not great

again, I know they're not great, but the lens has potential and when I have time and good light, we'll see what I can do

These are great photos. Your tint-job is really showing its excellence too. I really like the one above. I think that you could use PS and put the tires in motion. Caption it..."No road is closed to a CALIBER!"

Tyke

 

[OUWxGuesser]

ib2loud: the 50mm lens is great... although it really starts to come into its own at f/2.8 or so... just don't drop the lens I lost my first 50mm prime that way! Unfortunately, the build quality of the 50/1.8 is lackluster so once you drop it, you can kiss it good by.

 

[InfernoRedSXT]

Looks like a pretty good job.

 

[GOT]

they were all taken with a 50mm f/1.8 prime lens...

D'OH... see I can't tell... heh. That's why I'm not a professional photographer

 

[caliber4whoosh]

Haha...can't be more retarded about this stuff than me..

 

[suzq044]

i just happened to notice this -- but how come in the 1st picture the "road closed" sign is white, and in the second, its yellow? lol

 

[ib2loud]

i was playing with photoshop

 

[Xtreme Thunder]

Haha...can't be more retarded about this stuff than me..

Sinan, No comment!!



ib2loud: Pictures are really looking good!

 

[caliber4whoosh]

Damnit Joe, shut yo' mouf..(Sorry ghetto moment)

 

[ib2loud]

some more I took last night, except the ISO was too high and I had water on the lens (i sound like I'm making ricer excuses)

 

[OUWxGuesser]

Those dark spots are actaully dust on the sensor.... you could use some sort of bulb blower to get em off.

 

[DodgeGirlKathy]

Those dark spots are actaully dust on the sensor.... you could use some sort of bulb blower to get em off.

http://www.visibledust.com/ or PecPads and eclipse solution.

 

[caliber4whoosh]

I don't give a flying f-ck what they are, nice pics! Especially the darker ones!

 

[Xtreme Thunder]

Wow, I get mesmorized by thunder and lighting storms and those pics are awesome!