| Camera model | DSC-WX350 |
| Focal length | 4.3 mm |
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Hyenaboy - 2024-10-02 at 21:12
@ST22HTV This isn’t the newest spot I have up, either (I did upload three more, earlier, but the got deleted for “quality”).
Hyenaboy - 2024-10-05 at 12:51
@1jbcarspots from Wilmslow. V8 Vantage 2018, F-Pace SVR 2022, and G63 AMG 2018.
thomcarspotter - 2024-10-18 at 07:18
Well the quality was not good anough, what would you think? Next time tou spot a car, make sure the whole car fits in the frame. For example with this spot, only the last 2 shots are where the car is fully visible. Maybe take a step back when you encounter a spotworthy car. But not too far away, where you need to zoom in too much. Zooming in will destroy the quality of the pictures, so that's not good. And preferrably, take plenty pictures. This G Wagon is okay, but spots with 3 pictures are most likely to be deleted. Because why only take 3 shots?
thomcarspotter - 2024-10-22 at 18:57
Honestly, quality wise; none. I don't know how you do it, but it looks like your lens needs to be cleaned. This isn't a comment to trash your spots but i'd like to see some improvement.
If you see a parked car, just take plenty of shots from all angles aswell as detail pictures. When you're trying to capture the front/rear/side of the car, make sure the whole car is in the frame. With a clean lens on your camera or phone, and with these small changes, your spots will be better.
Hyenaboy - 2024-10-22 at 19:39
@ThomCarspotter I think my Urraco and SF90 spots are good examples of getting pics from different angles.
Hyenaboy - 2024-10-22 at 19:44
@thomcarspotter I do want to get a new/better camera at some point, as well.
Hyenaboy - 2024-10-24 at 17:09
@Thomcarspotter and, in regards to spots of moving vehicles, I believe one of the key factors for getting good shots is timing, is it not?
