By admin, on February 18th, 2010%
My car literally just died and I need another one fast. Sadly I have limited funding, $3000 is my limit. What is a good and very reliable car that I can find for cheap. If I spend a lot on this car, I won’t have anything to fall back on if it breaks. Any suggestions?
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By admin, on February 17th, 2010%
Yes, you can.
Follow the race car going down the track through your viewfinder and click the shutter while still following the car. Keep the camera on the car just as if it were a movie camera. If you have an autofocus camera, hopefully there is a lock feature on it. If there is, use it, so you don’t give the autofocus system a nervous breakdown.
The result, if you do it right, is that the car will be sharp and clear and the background will be blurred a little, giving your image the sensation of speed.
There are some examples on my Flickr page:http://www.flickr.com/photos/jrhendrix/s…
Practice a little if you can, maybe shooting cars going down the road untill you are smooth.
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By admin, on February 15th, 2010%
I was just wondering what would be the best base car to use that would allow for the best modifications to make it a really fast street racer. obviously a nice big engine to start with would be good but aslo have room for turbo and super chargers and other types of modifications to make it really fast. i would also be preferable if it looked badass too but that isn’t the top priority
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