Night Pics Using the new camera

[mullen]

Will get some better daylight ones up soon, when I get chance:rasp:

 

[Jay]

Nice crisps!

 

[GaryS]

I prefer cheese and onion flavour.

 

[xcliox]

the right crisps the right car what can i say

 

[mullen]

haha lol i noticed them after i took the pic....

 

[Ali]

Night pics are useless!

 

[Josh@Renparts]

officialy the most boring pics ever posted...

sorry i mean...

looks amazing...

 

[mullen]

lol sorry. I've just look some normal daylight pics, i'l upload them now

 

[mullen]

 

[DrR]

Not to keen on the number plate and the CAF doesn't look quite right. angled up to much IMO

 

[Djw John]

At night you really need to switch the flash off, and that means youneed to get a tripod as well

 

[mullen]

your right the CAF is angled up a bit, need to properly fix it in place

 

[Leeshez]

Looking good.

 

[Ruffneck]

What exhaust is that?

 

[Ali]

At night you really need to switch the flash off, and that means youneed to get a tripod as well

LOL! You must be david baileys brother! - No you just need a decent camera to work a flash!

CAF looks pap!

 

[John185k]

No you need the flash off like John says, and no your exposure settings for your camera to get the best results.

Tripod is a must.

 

[Ali]

No you need the flash off like John says, and no your exposure settings for your camera to get the best results.

Tripod is a must.

aye? why do all the professionals use flash then at night time? :S

 

[mullen]

I'm not to sure what the exhaust is, it came on the car when I got it?

 

[Djw John]

No you need the flash off like John says, and no your exposure settings for your camera to get the best results.

Tripod is a must.

aye? why do all the professionals use flash then at night time? :S

They dont, not for static shots

http://www1.istockphoto.com/file_th...tockphoto_1451130_night_sky_long_exposure.jpg

http://lambcutlet.org/albums/Singap...at_Quay_from_The_Promenade_at_night.sized.jpg

http://cmdawson.com/blog/uploaded_images/Paris-at-night-700458.jpg

Falsh only works for a few metres ahead, a longer exposure is what you need to allow more light to hit the lense

And one of my own

Point and shoot camera, tripod, and either 1.5 or 2 second exposure with a 2 second self timer so I wasnt touching the camera at all during exposure, no flash.