I just took a pic of a really nice crew cab. It's not a very good pic but I just had to try to get a shot of this truck for yall. It's one of my favourite body styles besides bumps...
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Re: OT: anyone into photography? im starting..
I am into photography. I just got a new camera. Actually it's used but It's real nice. It's a Sony Alpha A100.
I just took a pic of a really nice crew cab. It's not a very good pic but I just had to try to get a shot of this truck for yall. It's one of my favourite body styles besides bumps...
Dan
I just took a pic of a really nice crew cab. It's not a very good pic but I just had to try to get a shot of this truck for yall. It's one of my favourite body styles besides bumps...
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OBS's are awesome. thats what i got for a tow rig/ DD. short bed ex-cab. nice pic's!
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Those are some really good pictures 1971ford. Here's one I touched up in photoshop.
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i would say that i'm into photography, but i'm not very good at it.
these are with an old asahi pentax my dad gave me. messing with depth of field and lighting. i have no idea what i'm doing though.
these are with an old asahi pentax my dad gave me. messing with depth of field and lighting. i have no idea what i'm doing though.
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nice shot i got around halloween. believe it or not, this is the raw image.
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Alllright....... Time for a bit of a BUMP in this old thread.
You may notice just a slighhhhht difference in the quality of my pictures in the original post and now
You may notice just a slighhhhht difference in the quality of my pictures in the original post and now
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TWO TIMES!1971ford wrote:bump
My Project Thread (Not updated in years.)
1967 F-100, Shortbed, 351W - 72mm Single Turbo - Megasquirt MS3x Engine Management, Tremec TKO 500, Ford 9" - Strange Nodular Center Section - Strange 35 Spline Axles - Strange Full Spool - Caltracs - DJM Drop Kit, Crown Vic IFS Swapped - 2 Coils Cut, Power Steering, Power 4 Wheel Disc Brakes, Paint - Kona Blue
1967 F-100, Shortbed, 351W - 72mm Single Turbo - Megasquirt MS3x Engine Management, Tremec TKO 500, Ford 9" - Strange Nodular Center Section - Strange 35 Spline Axles - Strange Full Spool - Caltracs - DJM Drop Kit, Crown Vic IFS Swapped - 2 Coils Cut, Power Steering, Power 4 Wheel Disc Brakes, Paint - Kona Blue
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Re: The Photography thread
I don't really care about brands Chevy Ford Dodge ...as long as it doesn't sound like two old dudes farting in a coffee can.
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I've had enough and I'm not alone
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my first bump the first day of ownership. coming up on 2 years now. she was a little rougher back then
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Excellent photos!!!
Ryan, I thought that your original photos (that started this thread) were very good, but those latest ones are truly professional quality--they look like something that could be sold to a magazine (or to a company for advertising) for some serious cash. Very impressive!
On December 23rd I decided to take a long exposure photo of the moon in the sky, and was surprised with all the colors the camera picked up from the stars. Did the camera pick up genuine colors that the stars were really puttin' out, or did it invent them somehow, because of some undesired optical effect? I'm guessing that it invented them, but I'm really not sure!
Unfortunately these photos don't show the colors very well as they are, but you can really see them if you zoom in (on either the full resolution JPEG, or the Canon raw format image). Note that to read the Canon raw format, you'll need a special plug-in to Photoshop or The Gimp. I'm using UFRaw with The Gimp.
Click on this photo for a larger edition:
Here's the Canon native, raw format edition: CRW_5618.CRW
Here's a sort-of close-up that might show the funny star colors a little better (without having to zoom way in). Can you see the red and light blue stars on the left?
Here are the settings I used:
Ryan, I thought that your original photos (that started this thread) were very good, but those latest ones are truly professional quality--they look like something that could be sold to a magazine (or to a company for advertising) for some serious cash. Very impressive!
On December 23rd I decided to take a long exposure photo of the moon in the sky, and was surprised with all the colors the camera picked up from the stars. Did the camera pick up genuine colors that the stars were really puttin' out, or did it invent them somehow, because of some undesired optical effect? I'm guessing that it invented them, but I'm really not sure!
Unfortunately these photos don't show the colors very well as they are, but you can really see them if you zoom in (on either the full resolution JPEG, or the Canon raw format image). Note that to read the Canon raw format, you'll need a special plug-in to Photoshop or The Gimp. I'm using UFRaw with The Gimp.
Click on this photo for a larger edition:
Here's the Canon native, raw format edition: CRW_5618.CRW
Here's a sort-of close-up that might show the funny star colors a little better (without having to zoom way in). Can you see the red and light blue stars on the left?
Here are the settings I used:
- Canon EOS Digital Rebel
- Aperture: F32
- ISO Speed: 200
- Focal length: 55.0mm
- Shutter time: (I lost this information, but it was around 30 seconds I think.
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A pretty photo--sorry, but I don't know the settings on this one! You can click on this image for a large edition, if you like!
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