Saul

he is the tripod

btuner

Sorry, for these pics Its a Nikon D200 with a Nikon 10.5mm fisheye lens. and you should be able to get good handheld low light pictures out of your point and shoot camera, just put it in P and make sure the flash is turned off and the iso is on its lowest setting, and make sure you have a steady hand! your canon power shot is pretty capable.

Gidget

HA! I'm a 'tard. I forgot you can find out what equipment it is from the picture. I did that to Eddie once. He sent me a picture that he had taken from the Subie meet... and I was like "Oh.. your camera is a such-and-such" He was like how did you know?? Duh... I should have just checked it out myself, I judt didn't think do save your pics since none had MY car in them ...lol... jk.

I'm going to try the settings like you said though... maybe tonight after I get home. Thanks!!!

hombredelassrtas

i use my point shoot with a tripod and just mess with the exposure settings for the pics of my car. for the other nights ones i just walked around with a flash and set to auto so those look like crap

Gidget

Most of my daytime pictures turn out pretty nice. Once I get home, I have a few photo editing programs that I use to throw some different effects on the pictures... sometimes I darken them, sometimes I layer them with a few different things to make them look nicer.

Funny thing is... I have a 3.2 mgpxl Fuji that takes AMAZING night shots. This one of the Pier in St Pete hasn't been edited other than the size:


I meant to bring this camera to the show the other night, because I wanted to see how it would work in the parking lot.

DD.

chic with a civic,

I wasn't trying to poke fun at what camera you where using. I apologize if it sounded like that.

I guess i just fail at humor.

Gidget

Nah.... I didn't take it offensively... trust me, it takes quite a bit to truly offend me

You're aight! Thanks though

mranlet

LOL, if I had known my car was going to be shot I probably would have at least wiped off the wheels or maybe even washed it! It's pretty haggard, all footwork and driveline and no pretty, but I'm glad it could make everyone else's cars look better by comparison.

Thanks photog's and organizers for everything!

Gidget

Nah... you're just using Subies for their true purpose...lol. You could pull the Rally card! I've seen pictures from HUGE Subaru meets in California where the owners have actually thrown handfulls of mud on their STI's just to make them look like they had been off-road. At least yours is dirty for real!

mranlet

I guess so... too bad I use it for drifting