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Thread: PHR shutterbug contest
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05-30-2006 #1
PHR shutterbug contest
I have a few pics I'm thinking of right now. I'm sure I'll take more before I decide finals, but I'd like some feedback on what I have.
Tell what you think whether you love/hate.
I'm planning on some night shots of my Beretta, trying to get something that looks cool with a blacked out car at night, and some more traditional good weather dusk pics, especially now since my parking lights work. The first two are with no reflectors, etc, but they give the basic idea.
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05-30-2006 #2dfinately get a polarizer.
clean the "44" off of the windshield.
remove the liscense plate from the dash in #3.
otherwise it looks pretty good.
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05-30-2006 #3Where can I get a polarizer? My camera is a (too) simple point and shoot pretty much with no lens options.
06-01-2006 #4any reputable camera shop should have one. You could just get one and hold it over the lens.
06-01-2006 #5Number 1 looks the best.
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06-02-2006 #6Beautiful cars. Nice shots...

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06-02-2006 #7
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For #1 if you got more of the road in the shot it'd be a bit better.
#3 needs to be rotated about 3 degrees CCW too.
A circular polarizer cuts glare and reflections, which would help that shot for sure.
Good shots for sure!
There's some really great info on this forum (http://forums.dieselstation.com/index.php?showforum=11) , and the advice Johnny gave was spot on as well.
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