I saw this New Impreza - Big photos !

[challe]

Yeahhhh Impreza -06

Testing my new dig cam ..pls tell fs good .Im new to Photographs ..lol

Challe / 8)

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[cooperluke]

What is written below the STI logo??

[challe]

I dont know ?

Challe / 0X

[Caplax40]

Originally Posted by cooperluke What is written below the STI logo??

"Impreza" perhaps? It's certainly hard to tell.

[cooperluke]

I'm asking this because I've seen on the tables in magazines here in Portugal a version of the STI with 305hp, but don't know what version is this...

[TT]

Please, check out the rules:

http://www.motorworld.net/forum/show...=128895#128895

no direct linking to imageshack and no direct posting of pics wider than 800 pixels

As for your camera testing, definitely not a good idea to test indoor without some professional flashes or tripod.

No idea in which mode you shoot, probably auto and I guess you didn't work with the white balance setting. Especially in pic #2 the colors are way off.
And in all the pics there is too much noise because of the high ISO setting either you or the camera automatically selected to have sharp pics.

[MIHALS]

hehe, TT said everything but there's still one thing which came into my mind straight up - POLARIZER!!! for this kind of camera you need some "magic glass" in front of your lense

[cooperluke]

Yep, you definitely have to learn how to use your camera...

The pictures are not BAAAD, but with that camera... I would expect better. Try to lower the ISO as TT said, and play with aperture and speed to compensate when you have indoor pics.

If you give too much aperture, you'll get less depth of focus. If you give to low speeds, you'll need a tripod.

[challe]

Okey ...I hade just resize the sig ,,,hmmmmmmmmm

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[MartijnGizmo]

Playing tip #5: an expensive camera doesn't make you take better pictures.