All shots taken with my Olympus E-P1 with Olympus 9-18mm M.Zuiko zoom. Look mum, no seat... Cheezie Tyres by peterb666, on Flickr Merc in the red light district... Thanks for cleaning my Merc by peterb666, on Flickr Aussie iron... Walkinshaw Holden Commodore V8 by peterb666, on Flickr More Aussie iron... Falcon GT by peterb666, on Flickr Its an orange Merc... A funny coloured Merc by peterb666, on Flickr The 5 year old boys liked this one - very strange... The kids loved this Hyundai by peterb666, on Flickr I wouldn't mind this one... Camaro by peterb666, on Flickr
Yeah, Go Holden! I guess you know why Fords need such a good air cleaner aye. That so there engines don't get dusted when the Holdens leave 'em choking. I hope you're on the Commodore side of the fence Peter, I really do. LOL
hahaha nice one! i really like that gun-metal grey merc. hot! that walkinshaw commodore looks really good too. well, good for a commodore! (i'm just stirring you mr.icon industries!)
I love it too - although the GT is the sexiest in my opinion.......mmmmm:smile: ______________________ Yep thats right - I'm the self proclaimed <a href="http://www.bcduplication.com" style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0) ! important; text-decoration: none ! important; cursor: default ! important;">cd replication</a> Guru!
Thanks, I am glad you liked these. It is one of my favourite shoots and look forward to it coming around each year (now only once every 2 years ). If you click on the images and then go through to the Flickr site, you can view the Exif data using the Actions drop down menu. Cheers PeterB666
sorry, I didn't know this... However, I see iso 228, how is that possible? p.s. another great shot is the Koenigsegg!
A false reading for the ISO is sometimes generated during post-processing, I think in Picasa, which I use for a final sharpening and resizing for the internet. Going back to the RAW files, the settings I used ranged between ISO400 and ISO1600. When I did that, my post processing would be from RAW to TIF and I would do most of the work in TIF before loading into Picasa which converts them to JPG in the resizing process.
