Fixed last month's mud "issue" with my car
As the title says y'all gave me a lot of grief for my car being all muddy at the March Monthly meet in Brier Creek.
Well, it is not going to happen this month. Here are some teaser shots of the car sans the mud.






Well, it is not going to happen this month. Here are some teaser shots of the car sans the mud.






Thanks.
I use the aperture priority program on the largest aperture (smallest number) and focus on the closest object (to blur the car) or on the furthest object (to blur the plant). There is a 10 foot space between the purple plants and the car. Those shots were like F4.5 with a 2000 shutter speed.
If you do F22 and 120 shutter speed, both the plant and the car will be in focus.
I use the aperture priority program on the largest aperture (smallest number) and focus on the closest object (to blur the car) or on the furthest object (to blur the plant). There is a 10 foot space between the purple plants and the car. Those shots were like F4.5 with a 2000 shutter speed.
If you do F22 and 120 shutter speed, both the plant and the car will be in focus.
Originally Posted by PJCC,Apr 1 2010, 09:35 AM
Thanks.
I use the aperture priority program on the largest aperture (smallest number) and focus on the closest object (to blur the car) or on the furthest object (to blur the plant). There is a 10 foot space between the purple plants and the car. Those shots were like F4.5 with a 2000 shutter speed.
If you do F22 and 120 shutter speed, both the plant and the car will be in focus.
I use the aperture priority program on the largest aperture (smallest number) and focus on the closest object (to blur the car) or on the furthest object (to blur the plant). There is a 10 foot space between the purple plants and the car. Those shots were like F4.5 with a 2000 shutter speed.
If you do F22 and 120 shutter speed, both the plant and the car will be in focus.









I knew you were going to say that.

Can't wait to see it on Saturday.





