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lol thanks guys!! oh and did someone say a bimmer thread?

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that last one was a little tricky to take with right hand: camera trigger, left hand: lens focus ring, left knee: on the steering wheel, right foot: accelerator flooring it.

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but hey since this is a forum for skylines, the closest i could get to a nissan was this:

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okay now the weekend's here, i need to get some car photography done in perth so i can stick to the rules of this thread. must. find. skylines!

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Jesus, 1/8000th shutter speed. Lol. Don't think i've ever taken a shot at 1/8000th.

Should of stopped down a bit aperture wise?

yeah that was a test shot anyway to see the distance of the Z drifting around the 300, i changed it all around after that to get a better pan shot with a slower shutter speed and a smaller aperture. it was fun though, instead of a step ladder i had to stand up on the roof of my grand cherokee and get the angles right. good kids the car owners, went along with everything i asked!

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