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only reason why i don't like overexposing:

when people look at the pictures on the camera right after you take it, they think you're retarded and can't work the camera.

it also REQUIRES post processing to make the picture look "right".

i still have pictures from 2 months ago when i went to a hollywood type opening with Shag (the artist). I dumped the pictures on my computer and haven't done anything with them yet.

too lazy to put work into it since it's not my livelihood..

I'm finding just Plus'ing my exposure + 1/3rd stop is all I can do anyway. Instead of Centering my exposure, I'm just nudging it right. I'm letting highlights on the car go a bit bright ... in exchange for more driver/shadow exposure.

Turn your screen brightness down. ;) I was freaked for a moment on Saturday morning ... when I forgot I had turned up the brightness all the way for some reason.

Had to share the seat belt?

Well, he was actually sitting on my lap, therefore yes we did share a seat belt.

Hey Larry... I don't suppose U got any shots of my White Z4M did ya ? Your photo's look great !

Esp the Halley Berry one.... }:) hahaha

Brett King wrote:Hey Larry... I don't suppose U got any shots of my White Z4M did ya ? Your photo's look great !

Esp the Halley Berry one.... }:) hahaha

Brett,

Sorry! Unfortunately I was only shooting for one run group, in the morning, when I was not working or driving.

Brett ... I'll try to get you this weekend ... although I'm going to be spending a lot of time testing Pete's slo-mo Casio EX-F1 camera

All good guys... ;)