Civic Si (no 56K)

tnguyen600

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What can I do to take better pics? lol I havent really played with the settings that much other than the shutter speed. It was sorta cloudy today. I had the polarizer filter on which I should've taken off.

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One thing I'd suggest by looking at the pictures is to work on your focusing. They are all slightly out of focus, or in focus on the wrong spot in the photos. If you're using AutoFocus and have the red focus dot in the middle, point the middle on what you want to focus on, and hold the shutter halfway down and then reposition the shot to the angle you want. That way it will be focused on where the subject is in the shot.
 

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You need to work on keeping your focus in the proper areas, in a lot of the pictures, the focus is on a random object instead of the part that the eye is drawn too.
 

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yea, focusing is tough for me...especially since i have shakey hands. Any other tips for me? Im really considering taking a photography class at my college but i duno lol
 

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i like what you have there but the thing about car pics is taking them so close to the car at angles is good and bad... Good because of detail, you are up and close, if u focus right it can be a really great picture... Bad because half the time when pics are so close, i dont know what im looking at, you are giving me pieces of the car but never the full picture...
 

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None of those pictures look blurry from camera shake IMO. I'm pretty sure it was just the focusing issue, not the cold.
 

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rays right, the focus is out a lil. Thats a big problem with me lol I use to use manual focus a lot before but what looked to be focused on the screen, wasnt when I would upload them. So i switched to auto focus. I use the red dots and press half way down..so i duno lol
 

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Auto focus isn't always the best. I only use it when I have to. Otherwise I do it manually. And def use a tripod. I use to just use a point and shoot camera and when I got my D90 I thought I could do without a tripod... get one, I was so much happier when I got mine. Try B&H Photo and Video, great prices.
 
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