Took a picture of the ride....
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rock on...have your fun with the photo.....as long as i see the final results....
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Not a bad shot with a 5mp camera, hit some different angles and set your f/stop to 2.8 the lowest for your camera, stand farther back and use the zoom... but only the optical zoom, never use digital zoom. That technique should help to separate the truck from the background.
EDIT: I just figured out that f/4.7 is the widest you can go in full zoom with your camera, I guess I'd have to shoot wide angle with that one.
EDIT: I just figured out that f/4.7 is the widest you can go in full zoom with your camera, I guess I'd have to shoot wide angle with that one.
will do!!!
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I know almost as much about photography as I do about navy firefighting. And most camera's leave a digital "fingerprint" with the camera's info and all of the exposure info embedded in the image. You shot this with a HP Photosmart M425 5mp point and shoot.
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