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RubyCamaro · 02-09-2013, 08:29 PM

Very nice pic!

OscarsG5 · 02-09-2013, 08:40 PM

SIC PIC! NICE

DarkneZZ · 02-09-2013, 08:50 PM

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Originally Posted by GuitarJozz

What about taking a 15-20 second exposure? Would that still be too bright? I've got a Canon T2i, and am just beginning to figure out how these settings work. Still don't know much though, but if a 30 second exposure was making the final picture too bright, wouldn't lessening it balance it out? Perhaps turn up the aperture setting, or the ISO down a little? I'm guessing you probably tried that though. I was just thinking of a way you could get a good shot with the halos on without doing any post editing...

Incredible picture though, great looking Camaro too!

Thanks! It doesn't really matter if I would have set it to 15 or 20 seconds, halos are pretty bright on camera anyways. I guess the only way would have been to shoot a separate picture with halos separately and then overlay it on top of the original shot. But nevertheless, it's quite unique to see the car at night with headlights off, right?

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Originally Posted by Comrando

Great image!

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by FAT-SS

Beautiful shot. Post it on the Canon Digital Photography Forums (POTN), those guys should be able to give you some great advice and critiques. Maybe I can get a similar pic with my T3i.

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by maldo818

Bad ass man.. almost looks professional

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Originally Posted by 2xSSRS

That's a good one.... Two thumbs up.

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Originally Posted by JustRaf

Good job Bro! But I see no ass in here.LOL.. I need to see your new rims too!

Haha, thanks man! You can catch a glimpse of them, but not really

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Originally Posted by RubyCamaro

Very nice pic!

ss/rs-matt · 02-09-2013, 09:08 PM

Great shot! I bought my wife a 5D…she loves it! I wish I knew how to use it.

KaBoom1701 · 02-09-2013, 11:21 PM

Great shot!

Chevrolade · 02-10-2013, 12:11 AM

Very nice

Hellfighter · 02-10-2013, 12:30 AM

Love the nice Pic Bro. Photoshop some nicer things into that background haha.

Brandonss · 02-10-2013, 12:31 AM

Amazing shot ....the car looks awesome

Hellfighter · 02-10-2013, 01:20 AM

Heres my photoshop try haha.

BEFORE

After

i Was bored, and liked the shot.

buckeyemike · 02-10-2013, 02:01 AM

photoshop it in the trench of the deathstar.

yzrider58 · 02-10-2013, 02:32 AM

Very cool. Is that the Griffith Park road?

kenkartasasmita · 02-10-2013, 03:44 AM

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Originally Posted by DarkneZZ

30second shutter + Flash.

Canon 7D + 24-105mm L series

no wonder the picture is amazing. hands down sir.. u got a full frame camera.

DarkneZZ · 02-10-2013, 06:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Hellfighter

Heres my photoshop try haha.

BEFORE

After

i Was bored, and liked the shot.

lol, pretty cool.

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Originally Posted by yzrider58

Very cool. Is that the Griffith Park road?

No, it's right on Mulholland Drive, off from Cahuenga.

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Originally Posted by kenkartasasmita

no wonder the picture is amazing. hands down sir.. u got a full frame camera.

7D is actually a crop frame camera, but thank!

007s 'Vert · 02-10-2013, 07:14 AM

Beautiful shot there, I like how it is composed, it makes the car really stand out as the subject.
I read through the whole thread and some of the comments make me a chuckle a bit inside. It is amazing how many folks think that it is the equipment ie-Camera/lense/flash, and other accessories, that make the photo/photographer lol.
I am a member of several popular photography sites and even graphic design sites, there are many folks in those sites that are lusting after the most expensive equipment and lots are also lusting after full frame bodies, thinking that they are better.
Most of that is a farce, I have learned that full frame cameras have there place in photography just as much as a cropped sensor camera does. Ya full frame cameras are nice, but do you need them? I have many good friends in the photography hobby and many of them are pro, the ones that shoot full frame usually have an equal amount of cropped camera bodies as well, they like to have a good balance.
Full frame cameras are huge cameras and along with that they are a bit heavy, do you want to carry one of those around all day? to me a full frame has some advantages such as for landscape photography, the wide angle lenses give the images better angle of view than on a crop camera, however when it comes to telephoto lenses a crop camera is a better choice (example-on average a 300mm lens on a crop body will in reality be around a 450mm lens, and just a 300 mm on a full frame)
Folks keep in mind that different size sensor camera bodies all have their niche in photography.
On another note, when it comes to any kind of photography equipment, it really doesn't matter what you use/shoot with/or spent your money on.
For example I shoot Pentax, I started out with an entry level camera (K-x) with a basic set of kit zooms, I learned photography all over again on this camera, I even took many awesome shots. Not that I moved up to the K-5 (more of an enthusiasts camera) and a few better lenses I find that the camera takes the same kind of awesome shots, but this camera has many more bells and whistles than the K-x, but I still have the K-x and shoot with it.
Even though I shoot with Pentax I still like all brands of cameras, I dont look up to or down on any other photographer because of the type/brand of their equipment, however I DO look at their work and make my assessments there. I have seen images taken by major photographers that will just blow you away, and many times these such images were taken on crappy little cameras. As a photographer I have learned that you can either spend all your time and money chasing the most advanced expensive camera, or even the nest big thing so you can just show off your equipment and at the same time be outdoing the Joneses, or you can just appreciate what you have in camera equipment and get out there and enjoy your hobby and get some awesome shots, it's up to you.
I would rather see beautiful shots like the OPs than be concerned with the equipment he used, I could give a ratz azz what he used whether it be a Canon/Nikon/Pentax/Sony/Samsun/ect... that kind of crap dont matter, I would rather see one shot from these cameras, then see a hundred shots of the camera, who cares?
Full frame, cropped frame, just get out there and shoot, and always keep in mind that the most important equipment/aspect of photography is the part that goes right behind the viewfinder of the camera-YOU
Awesome shot OP, you really worked for that shot and it shows.

02-09-2013, 08:29 PM	#43
RubyCamaro Jan Drives: 2010 Camaro 1LT Red Jewel tintcoat Join Date: May 2010 Location: Springfield, TN Posts: 16,225 View My Garage	Very nice pic! __________________

02-09-2013, 09:08 PM	#46
ss/rs-matt Drives: 2015 ZL1 Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: California Posts: 1,731	Great shot! I bought my wife a 5D…she loves it! I wish I knew how to use it. __________________ "Want to know whats cooler than your murdered out Honda Civic? ...Any Audi." Daniel Tosh

02-10-2013, 12:30 AM	#49
Hellfighter Drives: 2013 Black ZL1 Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Sugar Land/Texas Posts: 2,354 View My Garage	Love the nice Pic Bro. Photoshop some nicer things into that background haha. __________________

02-10-2013, 01:20 AM	#51
Hellfighter Drives: 2013 Black ZL1 Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Sugar Land/Texas Posts: 2,354 View My Garage	Heres my photoshop try haha. BEFORE After i Was bored, and liked the shot. __________________

02-10-2013, 02:32 AM	#53
yzrider58 Aviation guru Drives: 10 1SS, 09 Acadia, 90 K1500 Z-71 Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Tucson, AZ Posts: 832 View My Garage	Very cool. Is that the Griffith Park road? __________________

02-09-2013, 08:40 PM	#44
OscarsG5 Drives: 2012 SS TRANSFORMER EDITION Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Houston Tx Posts: 107 View My Garage	SIC PIC! NICE

02-09-2013, 11:21 PM	#47
KaBoom1701 KaBoom1701 Drives: 13' ZL1 Red M6 Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: I.E. SoCal (Yucaipa) Posts: 8,630	Great shot!

02-10-2013, 12:11 AM	#48
Chevrolade Account Suspended Drives: 2010 2SS/RS Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Texas Posts: 1,050	Very nice

02-10-2013, 12:31 AM	#50
Brandonss Drives: 2012 2SS RS Red tint coat metallic Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Indiana Posts: 34 View My Garage	Amazing shot ....the car looks awesome

02-10-2013, 02:01 AM	#52
buckeyemike Drives: 2012 Camaro LS Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Scott AFB Posts: 597	photoshop it in the trench of the deathstar.

02-10-2013, 07:14 AM	#56
007s 'Vert Formerly Lil'BlueCoupe Drives: '13 2LT/RS Vert, Summit White Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Vegas Baby!!!!!!!! Posts: 1,786	Beautiful shot there, I like how it is composed, it makes the car really stand out as the subject. I read through the whole thread and some of the comments make me a chuckle a bit inside. It is amazing how many folks think that it is the equipment ie-Camera/lense/flash, and other accessories, that make the photo/photographer lol. I am a member of several popular photography sites and even graphic design sites, there are many folks in those sites that are lusting after the most expensive equipment and lots are also lusting after full frame bodies, thinking that they are better. Most of that is a farce, I have learned that full frame cameras have there place in photography just as much as a cropped sensor camera does. Ya full frame cameras are nice, but do you need them? I have many good friends in the photography hobby and many of them are pro, the ones that shoot full frame usually have an equal amount of cropped camera bodies as well, they like to have a good balance. Full frame cameras are huge cameras and along with that they are a bit heavy, do you want to carry one of those around all day? to me a full frame has some advantages such as for landscape photography, the wide angle lenses give the images better angle of view than on a crop camera, however when it comes to telephoto lenses a crop camera is a better choice (example-on average a 300mm lens on a crop body will in reality be around a 450mm lens, and just a 300 mm on a full frame) Folks keep in mind that different size sensor camera bodies all have their niche in photography. On another note, when it comes to any kind of photography equipment, it really doesn't matter what you use/shoot with/or spent your money on. For example I shoot Pentax, I started out with an entry level camera (K-x) with a basic set of kit zooms, I learned photography all over again on this camera, I even took many awesome shots. Not that I moved up to the K-5 (more of an enthusiasts camera) and a few better lenses I find that the camera takes the same kind of awesome shots, but this camera has many more bells and whistles than the K-x, but I still have the K-x and shoot with it. Even though I shoot with Pentax I still like all brands of cameras, I dont look up to or down on any other photographer because of the type/brand of their equipment, however I DO look at their work and make my assessments there. I have seen images taken by major photographers that will just blow you away, and many times these such images were taken on crappy little cameras. As a photographer I have learned that you can either spend all your time and money chasing the most advanced expensive camera, or even the nest big thing so you can just show off your equipment and at the same time be outdoing the Joneses, or you can just appreciate what you have in camera equipment and get out there and enjoy your hobby and get some awesome shots, it's up to you. I would rather see beautiful shots like the OPs than be concerned with the equipment he used, I could give a ratz azz what he used whether it be a Canon/Nikon/Pentax/Sony/Samsun/ect... that kind of crap dont matter, I would rather see one shot from these cameras, then see a hundred shots of the camera, who cares? Full frame, cropped frame, just get out there and shoot, and always keep in mind that the most important equipment/aspect of photography is the part that goes right behind the viewfinder of the camera-YOU Awesome shot OP, you really worked for that shot and it shows. __________________