Subject	Lower ISO, Tripod, No Flash
Posted by	ThisIsSparTTa on December 12, 2014 at 2:47 PM
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In Reply To	Since it is slow... Some new pics with my new camera. posted by BlitZ91TT on December 12, 2014 at 02:17 PM
Message	High ISO is causing the extreme noise. Lowering it will require a longer shutter time, but will give you a better picture. You can achieve a lower shutter time on a tripod (or gorillapod is my favorite to just carry around randomly), or in a tight spot, you can always manuever it on the ground or other fixed object. Looks like you're using a flash, but on-camera flashes aren't worth much. This is causing the bright spots in your photo and the odd exposures. Leave the flash off for now. I'd recommend checking out one of the Scott Kelby books if you want to get started. They're very easy to read, and cover a lot of good concepts. If you're on reddit, /r/shootingcars is about technique and critique for shooting cars.
Follow Ups	Since it is slow... Some new pics with my new camera. - BlitZ91TT 14:17:00 12/12/14 Lower ISO, Tripod, No Flash - ThisIsSparTTa 14:47:05 12/12/14 The 3200 is a good starter camera - BlackholeZ 15:21:53 12/12/14 my gf has this camera and its good. - Jiro 19:59:43 12/12/14 ISO3200 on that last shot...wow. Still cleaner than my D70 - black300zx 09:30:10 12/13/14 Appreciate the feedback... Will check out everyone's input. (n/m) - BlitZ91TT 10:13:30 12/13/14
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