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beefsupreme42 wrote:I have a couple questions, how do you make pictures that look realistic and what does apperture affect?

I only change aperture and shutter speed. What aperture does is focus really well on the image in the foreground but doesn't focus on the image in the background. I set the shutter speed and aperture to 50. If you look at the 2nd picture in the Zonda photoshoot notice how the first few letters in "Zonda Cinque" are focused on but the rest of the letters, the tail light and the grass are barely focused on. Thats aperture.

Red Sniper 213 wrote:

beefsupreme42 wrote:I have a couple questions, how do you make pictures that look realistic and what does apperture affect?

I only change aperture and shutter speed. What aperture does is focus really well on the image in the foreground but doesn't focus on the image in the background. I set the shutter speed and aperture to 50. If you look at the 2nd picture in the Zonda photoshoot notice how the first few letters in "Zonda Cinque" are focused on but the rest of the letters, the tail light and the grass are barely focused on. Thats aperture.

ok, so Increasing aperture creates that effect? What is usually a good number to use?

beefsupreme42 wrote:

Red Sniper 213 wrote:

beefsupreme42 wrote:I have a couple questions, how do you make pictures that look realistic and what does apperture affect?

I only change aperture and shutter speed. What aperture does is focus really well on the image in the foreground but doesn't focus on the image in the background. I set the shutter speed and aperture to 50. If you look at the 2nd picture in the Zonda photoshoot notice how the first few letters in "Zonda Cinque" are focused on but the rest of the letters, the tail light and the grass are barely focused on. Thats aperture.

ok, so Increasing aperture creates that effect? What is usually a good number to use?

I would think 40-45 is good.

Red Sniper 213 wrote:I would think 40-45 is good.

Ok thanks! I have been trying to mess around with it lately and I haven't been able to find the right number...

It took a little while for me too!

Nice shots Sniper!

Rear picture of my June Series Zonda

I have an idea for the forum photo. But I need a U2SC logo. Can anybody make one?

Wow, these are great shots!!!

Anybody know why I can't see the pictures?

Do you wear glasses? Do you have them on? Are your eyes open?

Try refreshing... I see them!

CASH XRS wrote:Anybody know why I can't see the pictures?

What about the voices? Can you still hear the voices???

Lol, no I mean they show up as little boxes with red X's.

CASH XRS wrote:Lol, no I mean they show up as little boxes with red X's.

same with my computer...

...strange, they work okay for me...just the pics in Snipers thread, or all threads?

Try updating adobe.

Lots of photos today. First, holding a photoshoot lobby. Pcitures coming if anyone joins.

Red Sniper 213 wrote:Holding a photoshoot lobby. Pcitures coming if anyone joins.

Did you see my post about club pics? I'm wanting t ohave a lobby tonight dedicated to taking team photos.... between 10-12pm EDT?

BiggLou55 wrote:

Red Sniper 213 wrote:Holding a photoshoot lobby. Pcitures coming if anyone joins.

Did you see my post about club pics? I'm wanting t ohave a lobby tonight dedicated to taking team photos.... between 10-12pm EDT?

I definently want to do that. What time? (EST)

Mercedes SLR McLaren in black on Maple Valley.

Test. Last time my photos were links.

Great shot of Southern from last night!!!

Feel free to set up a lobby when you are on, but I was thinking within the next 2-3 hours... All we really need to do is just set things up and then save the replay right?

Not sure why the right edge is cut off on the pictures now.

BiggLou55 wrote:Great shot of Southern from last night!!!

Feel free to set up a lobby when you are on, but I was thinking within the next 2-3 hours... All we really need to do is just set things up and then save the replay right?

I'm on now and yes. I will save the replay and take the pictures then upload them. And thanks!