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79CamaroDiva · 01-08-2006, 10:58 PM

Use a tripod and set the shutter speed on either automatic w/o flash, or for a long speed. also try and set it to a low aperature if you can (some digitals you can't, i dont know about yours)

Moon light is good, but you can use any light, and try to fill the frame with the car more. get right up as close as you can w/o cutting any parts out.

Also, watch whats going on behind the car. In some of the shots you have a lamp post growing out of the deck lid or hood. Just be on the lookout for those.

01-08-2006, 10:58 PM	#5
79CamaroDiva Queen of Destruction / NJFBOA Supporting Sponsor / Moderator / 12 Second Club / 2006 Member of the Year / PITA Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: I dunno.. Posts: 8,327 iTrader: (0)	Use a tripod and set the shutter speed on either automatic w/o flash, or for a long speed. also try and set it to a low aperature if you can (some digitals you can't, i dont know about yours) Moon light is good, but you can use any light, and try to fill the frame with the car more. get right up as close as you can w/o cutting any parts out. Also, watch whats going on behind the car. In some of the shots you have a lamp post growing out of the deck lid or hood. Just be on the lookout for those. __________________ We're a drinking team with a racing problem.