hayabusa03rx

This was my first time using the 17-85 IS. I will say that IS helps out alot with slow shutters but it still isn't good enough. I'll post more as I edit them.

hayabusa03rx

Yeah there's alot more, I just forgot that I'm going to jax today for work, actually in a couple mins so I won't be able to edit any pictures at the office like usual.

txsileighty

nice pics,

MORE PLEASE!!

hayabusa03rx

Ask you shall receive:

















There's alot more to go, but its the end of the night. More tomorrow.

txsileighty

ahhh, i love the LEXUS...i think i might buy one of those some day, a beast waiting to be unleashed...

oh yeah keep 'em coming, nice shots

hayabusa03rx

Thanks. The sc is a really good driver. Before they started setting up clipping points and making people slide in the X he was sliding the whole oval connecting it all. He puts on a great show and has great contol.

hayabusa03rx

Here goes all that I have left to edit. My girlfriend has some to edit.

s13owner

that is one nice fc

BigVinnie

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Cheesy adobe photo shop if you ask me.
When you take a still image you don't get that type of background effect.

seanchris16

na i dont think thats photoshop. when you take a picture of something moving with the camera shutter speed at a higher rate say like f stop 64 the backround will be blurry when an object is moving. but if it is photoshop ****ing ill **** sick photos.

hayabusa03rx

It's called panning. Look it up. Shutter speed started out around 1/60th and dropped as the night went on. Make sure that you keep the camera pointed right at the car and follow it. You'll get the car in focus because the camera is staying with it but the background will be blurry because your moving the camera.

Your right though when you do take a still picture you don't get that type of background.