This is us at our university.

www.uncc.edu

Sorry about the quality. I'll get some more soon.

Plus, the stupid lady didn't do a zoom up pic.

Im 19 and shes 24. People think we're dating, but we're just friends.

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oOo sO diz is how oppa looq lyke...hehe oOfz...buh i cant even see u~! ur too far awai...haha xP

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=\ too small i can barely see your face~!! -__-; take one up close next time okay? xP

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sorry guys...i'll get a better one next time.

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im taking new pictures tomorrow.

Can someone give me some tips? I don't know why ,but some pictures are damn blurry.

Do i turn the flash on or off? or is it the lighting in my area?

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you need some photography lessons ask true life

but since he's never here i'll give u some tips

rule of thumb
outdoor 100 speed film
outdoor/indoor 200
nighttime/indoor 400

thats just a really simple rule.. altho u can use 100 at night and 400 during the day.. depends what type of photography and what you would like the outcome to look like.

use flash for night time and in indoor areas that dont have enough natural light. or you'll get the "blurriness"
u can use flash during the day but the lighting looks really bad.

if you wanna know more.. ask. if you have a manual camera.. now thats a whole nother issue. start another thread and ask.

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well, i remember using flash in those pictures...maybe she didn't zoom it right....


Go to the random picture section and under the topic my computer lab, see how good those are? i didn't use flash on those.

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You can ask me for your camera needs.


You got it backwards.... the higher the speed film.. the darker it is compatible with.. but you get a less quality graniar picture.

For outdoor sunshine and clean pictures.... use speed 64-100.. General purpose is 400.. for like Taking pictures of nascar or low light areas get like 1600+

Blurness doesn't determine if theres not enough flash or not.. it determines how much speed your camera is taking.


becuse you have a full automatic camera.. i'm completly lost.. but i recomment 400 speed film for indoor shots.

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Im using Fujifil 400 Speed Film

4th color layer....4x24 exposures

See that picture? it should've been clear....

Some pictures were blurring as shit and others were clear..

Here, check out this picture..

This is my girlfriend's car and mine.....im driving that gold pathfinder...


ok..where's the attachment link?

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Originally posted by HyundaiWRC
You can ask me for your camera needs.


You got it backwards.... the higher the speed film.. the darker it is compatible with.. but you get a less quality graniar picture.

For outdoor sunshine and clean pictures.... use speed 64-100.. General purpose is 400.. for like Taking pictures of nascar or low light areas get like 1600+

Blurness doesn't determine if theres not enough flash or not.. it determines how much speed your camera is taking.


becuse you have a full automatic camera.. i'm completly lost.. but i recomment 400 speed film for indoor shots.

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Here it is..


http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/b17e7ad8/bc/My+Photos/Me+and+Hang.jpg?bcvraw9AxlKUSE0i

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how come it won't show up?

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