Sunset Pic

[Adz The Rat]

Just a quick one I did on Friday, havent edited them at all.
What do you think???

[Dibble]

Would have been much better if you'd waited another couple of seconds for the car to go completely past...

[GetCarter]

Dibble said:

Would have been much better if you'd waited another couple of seconds for the car to go completely past...

[Stu R]

Nice pic, I've always found them a touch tricky to get right.

Dibble said:

Would have been much better if you'd waited another couple of seconds for the car to go completely past...

[M3John]

GetCarter said:

Dibble said:

Would have been much better if you'd waited another couple of seconds for the car to go completely past...

But in all seriousness, i would have liked to see the same picture without the flash on the camera.

[Adz The Rat]

Im new to this, so would that have looked better without the flash??
Done on a simple point and shoot 7.2mp Samsung camera

[M3John]

Adz, i'm very new to it also. I'm only using a simple aim-and-shoot camera but am just getting to grips with it a bit. I'm sure the pro's will be along soon to advise better but i find with shots like that it's best to have the camera on a tripod and play around with the appature (sp?) speed. That way you can get rid of the flash and get the camera to concentrate on the natural light avaiable - that will also get rid of the licence plate glare.

[Adz The Rat]

I had a tripod in the glovebox, forgot about that.
My camera doesnt have an option for altering the speed unfortunately, well if it does I cant find it.
Its a Samsung Digimax S700