Here are mine. Comments appreciated. Love to see more.

The Time Machine
You ever ridden in a time machine before?

Sure you have. Whattaya' think this is?

A car?

Yer' lookin' at this thing backwards. This is a 20th century time machine. I'm the captain and you're the navigator.
Out there ... that's the future. Back there that's the past. If life's moving too slow and you wanna' project
yerself into the future, you step here on the gas. See? ... And if yer enjoyin' the moment yer' in,
well hell, just step on the brakes here and you can slow it down.

From the movie "A Perfect World" (1993)





The rest of my in car light trails:



p/s - Note to self. Wash car before take sum more pics .

This post has been edited by HiroBoroi: Oct 16 2009, 12:13 PM

wow...
really like the 1st one...
how to do like this huh???
phone camera can do this not??

Wow!! Within minutes of posting oledi got response. Pretty girls sum more . (<-- monkey shocked)

Well for light trail pics, you need to do long exposure. Probably about 15 seconds or more. In the first photo, I think my exposure was around 10 to 15 seconds. I took a few shots and combined using poto-matic. Shhhhh ....!! If your phone can control the shutter speed for long exposure, and you can secure phone to tripod or maybe tape to some railing, perhaps you can do also. I really dunno much about what handphone camera can do.

nice mercs Show us your tripod/mount setup!

Onso,

Thank you for the comments. Nothing special about the tripod. I have an old Manfrotto 190. Just spread the legs as best as I can and try to get it to support the camera. Tripod is placed at rear passenger side almost in the middle. Two legs located towards the leg area left and right side, one leg on the rear passenger seat .

At a campsite in Alice Springs, facing south.

damn! wish i have a tripod.. can u pls provide camera settings..
go try 200kmh..hehehe

Holy crap !!! How long was the exposure? Nice!!! Nice!!!

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Added on August 8, 2009, 10:59 pmCamera setting later I will korek. No tripod no problem. Just duct tape your camera to front of kapcai. Use high beam like SB-900 flash oledi. In order to drive my car to 200 kmh, must have Princess Leia beside me. Then only can jump into hyperspace .

This post has been edited by HiroBoroi: Aug 8 2009, 10:59 PM

Think of those stars as the hour hand of a 24-hour clock. Calculating the exposure time is left as an exercise for the viewer..

Bro,for that kind of shoot,do you used 2nd curtain?

2-3hours???

Shoot at Penang Island, Jalan Brumah..

nice shot alven! mind share how u shot this?? What kind of setting?

First one nice, the others because of the driving, seems like the light bump alot, alot bumper is it ?

Man, this is nice, those stars just made a swirl

Nice !!!!


P/S : wonder when i can take light trails @@, you guyz don't poison me la ><(no tripod)

Nice . Lots of red color means you're not facing the traffic. But be careful not to stand too close to the road.


This post has been edited by HiroBoroi: Aug 9 2009, 01:57 PM

Here is mine

Blue

Camera Model - Nikon D90
Lens - AF Nikkor 28-70 mm F3.5-4.5D (old lens, not D90 kit lens)
Focal length - 28mm
Aperture - F/20
Shutter Speed - 20 seconds
ISO - 1EV under 200
Exposure - Shutter Priority
Metering - Matrix
Filter - No filter

1 hand carry camera and another hand carry steeling?

Can. If you want to try, I suggest try on Penang Bridge. Picture sure dramatic one. Drive down from Genting Higland also ok.

Valley

Camera Model - Nikon D90
Lens - AF Nikkor 28-70 mm F3.5-4.5D (old non kit lens)
Focal length - 28mm
Aperture - F/13
Shutter Speed - 25 seconds
ISO - 1EV under 200
Exposure - Shutter Priority
Metering - Matrix
Filter - No filter



This post has been edited by HiroBoroi: Aug 10 2009, 09:48 PM

Takes in Orchard Road Singapore few months back