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Mr2 turbo, finally took some pics with light trails!
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Mr2 turbo, finally took some pics with light trails!
I finally got round to taking some pics of my mr2, bit rusty with the camera so needed some practice.
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Re: Mr2 turbo, finally took some pics with light trails!
Looks a nice standard one.
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tarmac terrorist
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Re: Mr2 turbo, finally took some pics with light trails!
what settings do use to give the light trail effect 
Re: Mr2 turbo, finally took some pics with light trails!
tripod, low iso, higher aperture and longer shutter speed.
nice car, always loved black mr2's.
nice car, always loved black mr2's.
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Re: Mr2 turbo, finally took some pics with light trails!
It's the longer shutter speed that creates the effect as the shutter is open long enough to catch the lights (or whatever) 'moving' through the shot (same thing you get with camera shake but controlled for effect, like panning shots where you get a blurred background but focused subject). The smaller aperture is just a function of the camera to keep the exposure correct.
ISO setting makes no difference to the effect... it's just there to cope with differing amounts of light. The tripod though is essential... otherwise the long exposure would mean camera shake effecting all of the image
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(or whatever) 'moving' through the shot (same thing you get with camera shake but controlled for effect, like panning shots where you get a blurred background but focused subject). The smaller aperture is just a function of the camera to keep the exposure correct. ISO setting makes no difference to the effect.
.. it's just there to cope with differing amounts of light. The tripod though is essential... otherwise the long exposure would mean camera shake effecting all of the imageR.