*Official Photography Thread* (56k warning)

[90ACCORDLXGUY]

Nighttime moving shots are so hard. A good flash would help.

Yes they are but I have a point and shoot so I cannot change the shutter speed for daytime ones. It is also hard to do when the glass viewer is full of dust.

[NAiL05]

You need a better flash and stable hands. Panning at night is hard. Raising the ISO helps too but on a P/S you see all the noise especially at night. Panning shots for P/S is usually easier and better in daytime.

[Julianachos]

Get a tripod, if anything. It'll help.

[NAiL05]

Not really on panning at night. If you have tried anything at night to slow of a shutter speed will give you that effect either way unless the parking lot is well lit you might be able to get away with it.

[J-specCb4]

a flash would most likely kill that shot.... it would freeze motion and u would be left with blurry lines of light in the background and a car that looks to be sitting still....

need more light... thats really the only answer. that or a lot higher iso.. and maybe a bit of luck... those shots are hit or miss anyway u look at it.

[90ACCORDLXGUY]

Get a tripod, if anything. It'll help.

I was using a tripod. I had the camera on the night setting so it would take in more light.

Thanks for all the help guys. I will try some different settings next time.

[zelseman]

Here are some very random pictures from this month-ish...











Give me any tips please.

[93F22A6]

Rasing the ISO will help alot along with a good flash. You could just take a daytime shot with flash and photoshop it to look like a night shot.

[NAiL05]

Cloudy days suck...

[J-specCb4]

cloudy days are badass... awesome deep rich colors

[NAiL05]

I hate how the sky looks most of the time it sucks. You can get more depth with clouds but that day it was just grey sucked.

[Ronald_Type-R]

Just some birthday fun

[J-specCb4]

[NAiL05]

Nice that picture looks so retro haha.

[ilovemycb7]

The railing really fucked with that bike shot.

I believe the skyline was shot f-20 and shutter at like 25 seconds. Iso 200. Would longer shutter and a larger f have been better? Levels were adjusted in PS.