[MrPolished&Waxed]

I think everyone should put what kind of camera they are using in thier write-ups also. We share everything else about the job! It'll give us an idea to the quality of the camera in our direct field of use.

[O4COBRA]

I shoot with a Nikon D80. I shoot in Aperture mode and just adjust the exposure accordingly. Nothing special!!

[FMINUS]

WOW....... I need to learn to adjust it "accordingly" LOL I suck

[Deep Gloss Auto Salon]

Originally Posted by FMINUS

WOW....... I need to learn to adjust it "accordingly" LOL I suck

Yeah.. I think adjustig accordingly could make a HUGE difference

[Whip Appeal Neil]

nice idea....also if ur curious enough ...save the picture and read the EXIF data =)

[O4COBRA]

Haha you guys crack me up. It's really that easy with the right camera. If I can do it, you guys can!!

[sneek]

Originally Posted by FMINUS

WOW....... I need to learn to adjust it "accordingly" LOL I suck

+1 ......... hahaha My pictures usually look like failure.

[pirex]

AUTO modus is nice...lol

[brianja]

Originally Posted by Whip Appeal Neil

nice idea....also if ur curious enough ...save the picture and read the EXIF data =)

Unfortunately, a lot of photo hosts (not all, though) strip the EXIF data.

04COBRA's photos don't have it.

Anything I have put up also is missing the info.

[Bunky]

Originally Posted by pirex

AUTO modus is nice...lol

The difference between good shots and great slots is often just the exposure. With digital, you do not know how much Photoshop has been done either. Great shots usually have contrast to make them pop and this can be added later with the unsharp mask and other contrast tweaks.

My tip is just pay attention to the exposure by knowing how your camera reads light (spot, average, weighted) and bracket your exposures (take multiple with various exposure settings). No need to worry about wasted bytes.