Docofmind,

With a slower shutter speed, the camera takes in more ambient light. The problem is trying to keep the camera steady while shooting in this mode. Using a tripod mounted camera helps when slowing down the shutter to avoid blurring the photo. Hope this helps.

 

hey wantone... do you and cliff have the same rims?

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by nascar24
[B]Docofmind,

With a slower shutter speed, the camera takes in more ambient light.

 

Here's a Canon S30

 

CCCCCLLLLLLEEEEEAAAAAAANNNNNN, THOSE PICTURES ARE AMAZING, BIGRED AND WANTONE. can't say anything bad about any of those s2's. lov'n em

 

Wow loki, you know how to make that thing work!

 

Wantone - whenever I see your car, I always do this Excellent taste in wheels and color!

 

Awesome pics guys!

The white s looks stunning! It's a shame we don't get them in the UK!

The headlights on the white S look so cool! Good one guys!

 

i'm using a Sony DSC-P5 on moonlight mode... everything else is automatic.. i would use a tripod..but i just popped it on the ground we should get our cars and do a night shot in SF??? dayam i love your rims wantone...

 

Less newspaper machines, somewhat darker pavement