Subaru STi

[thaoimage]

What should I have done differently?

[Felixor]

Can you please post up the EXIF data so we can know what you did in the first place?

[thaoimage]

Originally Posted by Felixor

Can you please post up the EXIF data so we can know what you did in the first place?

I don't remember... personally, I think the picture is underexposed and could have been done a little better

[jdepould]

Originally Posted by thaoimage

I don't remember... personally, I think the picture is underexposed and could have been done a little better

You don't need to remember, it's in the image file. In Photoshop click file>file info, most other programs should have a similar thing.

[thaoimage]

Originally Posted by jdepould

You don't need to remember, it's in the image file. In Photoshop click file>file info, most other programs should have a similar thing.

Thanks for the information... I will post it later when I get home. The original is at home and I can't get the information from this photo on my computer at work.

[candleman]

its hard to say... it depends what you were trying to achieve and what the image is for.

3 things i notice..

1. the bumper half cut off i dont like, i would have included the rear tyres on the tarmac.
2.the pole poking out the roof in tha background should be removed (quite easy to photoshop that out)
3. the angle is not quite right, i'd have gone lower, thus allowing the spoiler to move past the top of the roof. if i didnt knowthese vehicles have a large spoiler i may have missed that. a slight anlge change could have halped a buit (either way i might add)


but its cool, i like the blur and it seems slightly desaturated... but its nice.

[Felixor]

Originally Posted by thaoimage

Thanks for the information... I will post it later when I get home. The original is at home and I can't get the information from this photo on my computer at work.

I'll save you the trouble this time:
# Exposure Time = 1/60 second ===> 0.01667 second
# Lens F-Number / F-Stop = 56/10 ===> ƒ/5.6
# Exposure Program = manual control (1)
# ISO Speed Ratings = 800

Done with an EXIF reader addon in Firefox. I know, I could have posted them instead of asking you to do it but I didn't want you to get used to others doing it for you.

It is underexposed. It's also a tad boring. When I think car shots, I see motion, blurring, etc. A still shot of a car needs something that would make it stand out.

reminds me of a shoot i did recently.

Here's my take on that shot.

[thaoimage]

Hey, thank you very much for the information. I will keep this in mind the next time I go out... I've only been married to my Canon for 2 weeks haha... practice makes perfect...