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18-11-08, 06:56
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Congratulations on your new toy.
Seems to be one HD oriented machine. When you say "Taking photos of cars" do you mean the resting ones in street, museums etc or the fast and furious moving one? It usually ends in the art of using light or freezing the speed. Upload some that you took and like to hear critique about in the critique section of the forum and I am sure you will get more "To the point" advise a comments. Have a lot of fun.
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13-03-09, 22:37
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Yes, it depends. Provided there's good light the camera will cope with it itself.
poor lighting conditions - flash; or enjoy traces of movement, sometimes it's pretty) it will come with experience. good luck!
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