My photothread - shots from norway

[markryder]

Thanks for the comments! I always try to go out at odd times, like sunday morning, so there won't be that many people around. The car park (I assume you're reffering to the nissan pictures) belongs to a company that's closed on sundays, so we snuck inn for a few shots

haz: oslo and the surrounding cities.

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Took some pictures of a totally mint 600+bhp sierra cosworth today. More pictures to come...

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Got my hands on another automotive icon today - bmw e30 m3!

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I had a brainfart and managed to set one of the camera's on ISO 1600 (jesus f'ing christ!!!) Luckily it's the camera that got used the least of the two. But still, even with iso 1600, the results are OK:



CANON is the shit!

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Love that 2nd M3 shot - great thread btw, top work.

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Thank you!

[SileNceR]

Any chance of seeing a setup shot showing where you place your flashes?

[markryder]

The only equipment i use is two canon eos 400d's (no flashes) One with the 17-55 f2.8 and the other with canon's 10-22. And a cheap tripod - that's it. Oh, and photoshop

[SileNceR]

What lens did you use for the last few shots? I've got a 10-22 - do you use it stopped down to get the edges a bit less vignetted and sharper?

[markryder]

The 2nd m3 picture was shot with the 10-22. The rest I'm pretty sure was the canon 17-55 f2.8 is lens. I really like the 10-22, but the sharpness drops quickly as you move from the center of the picture. I usually lock it at f5.6 when I use it, but it's still a poor performer compared to the 17-55.

[SileNceR]

Yeah i've had similar problems with mine. I have yet to try stopping it down to say F8 - that should still be ok for ISO100 seeing as you can do 1/10-1/15 etc handheld because it's so wide...

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