I finally got out and took a few pictures seeing that the weather is still not as warm as I would like it to be to take pictures but this weekend, the weather is calling for sunny skies, in the low to mid seventies and I am taking advantage of doing some shooting with the D3s. I really want to see what she can really do. I love this camera sooooooooo much. My 16 yr old car freak wants me to take him up to Richmond to see a place called Performance Auto Sport to look at some of their muscle cars they have for sale and take some pictures for him. I am really looking forward to this opportunity to have some fun with my brand new Taurus SHO.
This picture is of the New 2010 Ford Taurus SHO model with every amenity that you can get for it. If you Ford fans have not had a look at the new SHO, you have to check it out for yourself and for those of you who are not Ford fans, you must see this baby. I can almost guarantee that you will fall in love with it the second you sit in it and take a test drive with it. Get the salesman to show you the heated contour massage seats for both passenger and driver. It also has what is called the "MyKey" where you program an extra key to how you would like to see your teenager drive. I saw this at a car show here in VB recently and I didn't pay any attention to it because Ford had it on a high pedastal3 and didn't wanted all those people sitting in it and marking it up. After all, the prices go as high as 45,000 when loaded to the gill like the one I got with 20 inch wheels. They really make the car look sporty but don't let that fool you. It is huge insided and even has heated rear seats that my little ones love.
The one I am showing you here was taken straight out of the camera with no pp but really wanted to get rid of the blue tint to it but instead wanted you all to see it as is and advise me as to what I should do next time I shoot to keep the tints at a minimum or how to not get them to not show up at all. Is there a setting I could have used with the camera that would have made it less of a blue tint?. I know it can be corrected with PS but wanted to show it as I said right out of camara.
Thanks for any help you can share with me.
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This picture is of the New 2010 Ford Taurus SHO model with every amenity that you can get for it. If you Ford fans have not had a look at the new SHO, you have to check it out for yourself and for those of you who are not Ford fans, you must see this baby. I can almost guarantee that you will fall in love with it the second you sit in it and take a test drive with it. Get the salesman to show you the heated contour massage seats for both passenger and driver. It also has what is called the "MyKey" where you program an extra key to how you would like to see your teenager drive. I saw this at a car show here in VB recently and I didn't pay any attention to it because Ford had it on a high pedastal3 and didn't wanted all those people sitting in it and marking it up. After all, the prices go as high as 45,000 when loaded to the gill like the one I got with 20 inch wheels. They really make the car look sporty but don't let that fool you. It is huge insided and even has heated rear seats that my little ones love.
The one I am showing you here was taken straight out of the camera with no pp but really wanted to get rid of the blue tint to it but instead wanted you all to see it as is and advise me as to what I should do next time I shoot to keep the tints at a minimum or how to not get them to not show up at all. Is there a setting I could have used with the camera that would have made it less of a blue tint?. I know it can be corrected with PS but wanted to show it as I said right out of camara.
Thanks for any help you can share with me.
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