P/T Criuser

[Guest madazzskilzkustumz]

I got this for Easter an pianted it with paint's I mixed all the colour's to kinda like a Easter egg. Sorry no in-progres pitures, but I did make it new. Got My camrea working better to. Thanx Guyz!

[jedimastergary]

Cool I like it nice color and cool gift you got

Edited April 14, 2010 by jedimastergary

[Harry P.]

You still have to learn how to take photos that are in focus!!! but the model looks good. Nice job!

[Guest madazzskilzkustumz]

But I used the flower setting so they are better then before. Ill keep practicing.

[Tumbler75]

Practice makes perfect. If you zoom in a tad using the camera on a tripod (Dollar Store has them for a buck + tax, Wal Marts got them cheap too), use the macro, and the timer function you should get much clearer results. I know this from experience as you are learning yourself.

Otherwise! I like how you did this PT Cruiser. The colours are a perfect match and the overall build is stunning. Great job!!

[charlie8575]

Nice job on the PT.

As to focus, all the settings in the world won't make a lick of difference if the camera is either too close to the subject or the camera isn't being held steady.

I still shoot film myself for about 98% of my pictures with stuff that goes online-only shot with a small digital, but even then, digital does have that one nice feature: erase. Keep taking pictures of any and everything until you get them to come out the way you want them to. The more pictures you take, the better they'll be. You might also want to consider getting a disposable 35 mm camera, most of which have fixed lenses. That'll help you practice with focus and perspective, forcing you get it right so the pictures come out looking good.

Charlie Larkin