Some Supra Rolling Shots
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Mr. Stealyogirl
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Some Supra Rolling Shots
Got these on the way down to JDM Up's. Just a couple simple shots I took then played with a little. Nothing crazy just a FujiFilm S5100 55mm lens. LMK what you guys think. Also, I used Photosucket because Im lazy
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^ I agree but I can only do so much hanging out of a car at 80mph lol
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LOL
80 was slowed down. The pics were takin at different times on the interstate. The first 3 we honestly did have traffic in front and behind us.
80 was slowed down. The pics were takin at different times on the interstate. The first 3 we honestly did have traffic in front and behind us.
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lower your aperture so you can get a little longer of a shutter speed. it'll help put more motion in the background giving you a better sense of speed. Going 80 shouldn't look like your going 20. You should be able to go 20 and make it look 80.
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That's what I was going to say - your shutter speed should be above 1/60 to get that rolling shot. Your pics look like Supra was doing 10 MPH because of it-all the background should be blurry just like the wheels and the car is still and sharp. Nice car, though, for sure.
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