Money shot! EDIT: HIGH-RES!
06-20-2007, 05:07 PM
#16
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RE: Money shot of my car
Well done! Your friend's camera is a Nikon D80. The picture has information in it, and you can read it with the right software. The camera was in aperture priority mode, and the exposure was made at 1/40 sec at f/4.5 with a focal length of 18 mm. The camera was set to ISO 250. The lens you had on it had a maximum aperture of f/3.5. Hey, I'll bet you used the Nikon 18-200mm lens.
You ought to try one leaving the car in color and the background in black in white. I know it's a black car, but color will make a little difference - in the reflections, for one. You can do that in photoshop if you have the original in color. I don't remember if the D80 does in-camera black and white or not. If it does, you may not have a color copy.
You ought to try one leaving the car in color and the background in black in white. I know it's a black car, but color will make a little difference - in the reflections, for one. You can do that in photoshop if you have the original in color. I don't remember if the D80 does in-camera black and white or not. If it does, you may not have a color copy.
06-20-2007, 05:14 PM
#17
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RE: Money shot of my car
ORIGINAL: wthalliii
Well done! Your friend's camera is a Nikon D80. The picture has information in it, and you can read it with the right software. The camera was in aperture priority mode, and the exposure was made at 1/40 sec at f/4.5 with a focal length of 18 mm. The camera was set to ISO 250. The lens you had on it had a maximum aperture of f/3.5. Hey, I'll bet you used the Nikon 18-200mm lens.
You ought to try one leaving the car in color and the background in black in white. I know it's a black car, but color will make a little difference - in the reflections, for one. You can do that in photoshop if you have the original in color. I don't remember if the D80 does in-camera black and white or not. If it does, you may not have a color copy.
Well done! Your friend's camera is a Nikon D80. The picture has information in it, and you can read it with the right software. The camera was in aperture priority mode, and the exposure was made at 1/40 sec at f/4.5 with a focal length of 18 mm. The camera was set to ISO 250. The lens you had on it had a maximum aperture of f/3.5. Hey, I'll bet you used the Nikon 18-200mm lens.
You ought to try one leaving the car in color and the background in black in white. I know it's a black car, but color will make a little difference - in the reflections, for one. You can do that in photoshop if you have the original in color. I don't remember if the D80 does in-camera black and white or not. If it does, you may not have a color copy.
