Zaobserwowano po raz pierwszy w Alderley Edge
| Spotter | ST22HTV |
| Miasto | Alderley Edge, United Kingdom |
| Data | 2026-04-12 13:42 |
Lovely Carrera 4 GTS Cabriolet. Looks beautiful. I've decided to upload some older archive spots today (this and the next two upcoming spots) so that I don't always forget about them. These spots will however have worse pictures than usual as they're older.
| Camera model | NIKON D3300 |
| Aperture | 4.8 |
| Shutterspeed | 1/800 |
| Focal length | 36.0 mm |
| Prędkość maksymalna | 307 km/h |
| Przyspieszenie 0-100 km/h | 3.50 s |
| Moc | 480 hp |
| Moment obrotowy | 570 Nm @ 2300 rpm |
| Masa | 1670 kg |
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ST22HTV - o 20:04
I should be uploading more tomorrow, two of those spots will be with new shots. I now obviously shoot everything in manual which makes the pictures better but because I'm still new to it, I do occasionally get things wrong because my camera will take really dark pictures even if it's onl slightly cloudy so I always have to check my settings.
TYI - o 23:39
I wish I was as committed using a camera as you’re. I’m too lazy to bring my camera everywhere and don’t want people looking at me taking pictures. Very nice spot!
ST22HTV - o 00:56
Thanks. I also think in the UK, even though people look at you and sometimes look at you like you're doing something criminal, that is not unwelcome to take pictures of cars as in the US, though I might be wrong.
TYI - o 05:09
If it’s a supercar or a car that attracts attention then I think it’s fine. Otherwise people would think you’re up to no good or curious why you’re photographing a normal car
ST22HTV - o 09:29
That's a shame. You'll get a few people being curious here but you'll almost never get a confrontation of sorts.
