I took some pics, but the lighting was whacked, and I dont really like using my flash... so I just messed around with the editing.

 

you need a tripod bro. low light situations like that call for one for sure, and the d40 flahs blowssss lol

 

I actually do have a tripod, but it was a quick shot. Jump out my ride and snap the pic..as you can tell

 

yeah keeping a tripod handy is always a must. my hand shakes to much, especially when i start changing iso and shutter speed

 

Do you mess with that alot?

 

oooooooo ahhhhhhhhhhhhh tripoddd

 

^ LOL

DQ, yeah my camera is always on M mode, i dont like the auto modes that the camera has, and you can change everything on pics in M. Aperature, white balance, exposure, shutter speed, iso etc. its pretty cool. The Manual Explains so much!

 

I have it on P mode..yeah I need to read the manuel. And get a tripod like the one joyride posted...lol

 

yeah pmode isnt bad, that changes mostly the aperature and adjusts the shutter speed for you. manual is the best lol

 

Are you getting the hang of it? Is it hard too mess with all that? Did the manuel help you figure chit out??

 

yeah im getting better with it, the manual explains SOO much and helps you out, once you use the setting more and more you start guesstimating where you should set everything too at different setting, like in darker light higher iso and slower shutter speeds let light in perfectly without needing the flash, but thats when your hand either needs to be real steady or used a tripod. this site helped me too

http://digital-photography-school.co...to-use-it-here

 

cool thanks gonna look into it!

 

NP!

 

They are 18X7.5

On Falken 225/40/18

 

what offset??

 

sh!te....sure as hell can't remember.

 

Thats what I need to know so we can determine what the offset would be after the spacers.

 

Had to go look it up and it's 42.

http://www.performanceplustire.com/p...239#prodAnchor

 

So if you get 25mm spacers it will bring it out to et17.

 

And in the world of offsets...*watches the plane fly over his head*