Show me your camera gear!!!!
#861
Hey Kyle I dont know $hit about cameras but I love how crisp and clear your brothers car came out.
#862
FYI Kyle has a D40, he's just awesome when it comes to lighting.
#864
D40's a good cam, but it's being replaced by the D3000 that was just released. You'll probably still be able to pick a D40 up for a while, but the D3000 is going to be the better cam overall. Either is fine to learn on and will take good pics.
#865
Yeah, that's basically my lighting. I spent 600 on my camera, and 1000 on my flash equipment haha.
#868
I love my SB600 flash, I got it for dirt cheap when I got my D60. The stock flash sucks when compared to bouncing the SB600 off the ceiling. Still toying with it trying to find out what more its capable of.
#870
Okay...I know they're not pics of my Fit, but these show you don't need an expensive SLR to take good shots. These were taken with my Nikon Coolpix. I got the higher model, but I didn't want the bulk of an SLR. And these are unaltered. Straight uploaded.
Sorry...the Fit's usually not clean enough for good shots. LOL! These were right after I got the car back from a fresh coat of paint.
Sorry...the Fit's usually not clean enough for good shots. LOL! These were right after I got the car back from a fresh coat of paint.
#871
#873
i still have my 1/500 flash sync with my d40
#874
Yes I'll take my D40 over any other crop body camera alone for the sync speed. With my cybersyncsbi can sync my B800 up to 1/1500 of a second. ANY other camera can only do 1/200 - 1/300 tops.
#878
Amazon.com: Nikon D40 6.1MP Digital SLR Camera Kit with 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G ED II AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor Lens: Camera & Photo
Atleast that one is FOR SURE legit.
More info on how you shot this?
#879
it's two images blended. one flash at full power on left. 1/2 power on right.
pop-up flash on both b/c it had to fire the optical slave.
shot in aperture priority, f/4
it's a little hazy, i think because my uv filter is a little dirty. I should have just taken the filter off.
pop-up flash on both b/c it had to fire the optical slave.
shot in aperture priority, f/4
it's a little hazy, i think because my uv filter is a little dirty. I should have just taken the filter off.
#880
Okay, when you're shooting with the flash, don't shoot in Av, shoot in M or else it will be overexposed (sort of like your picture)
I've done this as well though, did you use a longer exposure and just manually fire it, or did you use trigger/receivers?
I've done this as well though, did you use a longer exposure and just manually fire it, or did you use trigger/receivers?