Night lights + rolling shots: TL, TSXx2, tC
05-30-2008, 08:17 PM
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Night lights + rolling shots: TL, TSXx2, tC
A little update on my car: 20% tints BACK on, and door visors installed yesterday.
Fogs coming soon with 6000K HIDs.
Shots taken by my friend with the blue TSX (ronjon servos) nikon d300
Night rolling shots are a BITCH and are extremely difficult to capture, it is what it is!
Fogs coming soon with 6000K HIDs.
Shots taken by my friend with the blue TSX (ronjon servos) nikon d300
Night rolling shots are a BITCH and are extremely difficult to capture, it is what it is!
05-30-2008, 08:20 PM
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Nice! Those Enkeis look offly small though...
A little off topic but how do you take rolling shots by the way? The last time my friend and I tried.. we kept getting massive blurs of my car. And I even tried driving at 10km/h instead of 30km/h!
A little off topic but how do you take rolling shots by the way? The last time my friend and I tried.. we kept getting massive blurs of my car. And I even tried driving at 10km/h instead of 30km/h!
05-30-2008, 09:47 PM
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cool shots, brian... 
1st and 2nd pic are my favs...i like the lights shining between the TSX and your TL from the other cars...and who can resist a good car stare down...
Komodo...there's numerous reasons you're getting blur in your rolling shots...if it's daylight you shouldn't have a problem unless your shutter isn't opening and closing fast enough...slower shutter = more blur (on a moving object)...
if it's night when you're taking these shots then it's probably because your camera is trying to soak in all the lights for your image, which requires your shutter to stay open longer, which means blur...try cranking up your ISO (film/capture sensitivity), that way it doesn't need as long to capture the details in your shot...but keep in the mind, the higher the ISO = more noise in your images...also see what lens you're using...a larger aperture (smaller f-stop number...i.e. 2.8, 1.4, etc.) is better than a smaller one (larger f-stop number...5.6, 8, etc.)...
good luck!
1st and 2nd pic are my favs...i like the lights shining between the TSX and your TL from the other cars...and who can resist a good car stare down...
Komodo...there's numerous reasons you're getting blur in your rolling shots...if it's daylight you shouldn't have a problem unless your shutter isn't opening and closing fast enough...slower shutter = more blur (on a moving object)...
if it's night when you're taking these shots then it's probably because your camera is trying to soak in all the lights for your image, which requires your shutter to stay open longer, which means blur...try cranking up your ISO (film/capture sensitivity), that way it doesn't need as long to capture the details in your shot...but keep in the mind, the higher the ISO = more noise in your images...also see what lens you're using...a larger aperture (smaller f-stop number...i.e. 2.8, 1.4, etc.) is better than a smaller one (larger f-stop number...5.6, 8, etc.)...
good luck!
05-30-2008, 11:31 PM
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Originally Posted by rimz
cool shots, brian...
1st and 2nd pic are my favs...i like the lights shining between the TSX and your TL from the other cars...and who can resist a good car stare down...
Komodo...there's numerous reasons you're getting blur in your rolling shots...if it's daylight you shouldn't have a problem unless your shutter isn't opening and closing fast enough...slower shutter = more blur (on a moving object)...
if it's night when you're taking these shots then it's probably because your camera is trying to soak in all the lights for your image, which requires your shutter to stay open longer, which means blur...try cranking up your ISO (film/capture sensitivity), that way it doesn't need as long to capture the details in your shot...but keep in the mind, the higher the ISO = more noise in your images...also see what lens you're using...a larger aperture (smaller f-stop number...i.e. 2.8, 1.4, etc.) is better than a smaller one (larger f-stop number...5.6, 8, etc.)...
good luck!
1st and 2nd pic are my favs...i like the lights shining between the TSX and your TL from the other cars...and who can resist a good car stare down...
Komodo...there's numerous reasons you're getting blur in your rolling shots...if it's daylight you shouldn't have a problem unless your shutter isn't opening and closing fast enough...slower shutter = more blur (on a moving object)...
if it's night when you're taking these shots then it's probably because your camera is trying to soak in all the lights for your image, which requires your shutter to stay open longer, which means blur...try cranking up your ISO (film/capture sensitivity), that way it doesn't need as long to capture the details in your shot...but keep in the mind, the higher the ISO = more noise in your images...also see what lens you're using...a larger aperture (smaller f-stop number...i.e. 2.8, 1.4, etc.) is better than a smaller one (larger f-stop number...5.6, 8, etc.)...
good luck!
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05-31-2008, 02:03 AM
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Originally Posted by bforbrian
LOL, correct, zip ties 
Just "zip tied" to the TL-S lower fog mesh.. it's facing a bit upwards, a little retarded but I need it there
Just "zip tied" to the TL-S lower fog mesh.. it's facing a bit upwards, a little retarded but I need it there
also why not consider a license plate relocator ie.. the ebay kind
mount the plate on the passenger side - http://cgi.ebay.com/License-Plate-Re...QQcmdZViewItem
Originally Posted by bigBLACKTL
looks good man, when you gonna install the fogs?
whenever he accepts my offer
05-31-2008, 10:45 PM
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Nice pix, You need some after market wheels tho. (no offence)
BUT on a funny note. I could seriously imagine you guys going round and round in a circle tryin to take shots. LOL
BUT on a funny note. I could seriously imagine you guys going round and round in a circle tryin to take shots. LOL
05-31-2008, 11:10 PM
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Nice pics, but D300 have much much more potential to take "Bad ASS" pics.
I'm not photo expert or nothing but if you want to achieve great rolling shots, here are few tips.
You need two cars (doh!) , roll side by side and set both cars on cruise control @ same speed but which ever positions you guys decided for the pictures, and have your photographer sits in the back seat that way he can easily move left or right.
I'm not photo expert or nothing but if you want to achieve great rolling shots, here are few tips.
You need two cars (doh!) , roll side by side and set both cars on cruise control @ same speed but which ever positions you guys decided for the pictures, and have your photographer sits in the back seat that way he can easily move left or right.
06-01-2008, 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by bforbrian
yeah I put bubble wrap behind the plate so it doesn't scratch my bumper.
would I have to drill holes for that metal bracket? (the license relocator)
would I have to drill holes for that metal bracket? (the license relocator)
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