lostsoulzprophet
delslow
went out and did some pics today of buddys car.
couple pics been doing lately.
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looks nice.
lostsoulzprophet
delslow
thanks. tips welcome.
lostsoulzprophet
delslow
Been practicing a lot lol
lostsoulzprophet
delslow
lol. no. i dont know anyone thats friends with him.. he actually took time on this car. give the look looks like half the others out there. but has good full suspension and fully built high comp motor with toda spec b cams
92stoccord
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Yeah, wheels, camber, cut up timing cover, and jesus christ fix whatever is going on with that hood/bumper it's driving me nuts. All not my thing. But nice pics.
What are you shooting with? Can you control the aperture? Shots where you are targeting something like the front wheel, you want to make sure you are making the viewers eyes go to the wheel. Rather than the whole picture.
Also be mindful of the backgrounds, you don't want things to distract you. Light pole coming out of the car, tree right in front of the car... A well composed picture won't have eye sores so to speak.
Before shooting, always look around the frame you are shooting and look for trash on the roads, trees, signs, lights, power boxes in the background. If they are there you want to shoot in a way where you won't see them. Either by focusing in the car and keeping the background crap blurred.
Also be mindful of the backgrounds, you don't want things to distract you. Light pole coming out of the car, tree right in front of the car... A well composed picture won't have eye sores so to speak.
Before shooting, always look around the frame you are shooting and look for trash on the roads, trees, signs, lights, power boxes in the background. If they are there you want to shoot in a way where you won't see them. Either by focusing in the car and keeping the background crap blurred.
lostsoulzprophet
delslow
shooting with canon rebel t3i. yes i can control the aperature..
i was using a tamron 17-50mm f2.8 lens. for the shots.. left it all at 2.8 and whatever shutter speed produced best picture..
rolling shots was with 1/25 shutter speed. f2.8 i tried to get him to go somewhere else where less stuff in background or better stuff but he wanted it there lol.. =P
i was using a tamron 17-50mm f2.8 lens. for the shots.. left it all at 2.8 and whatever shutter speed produced best picture..
rolling shots was with 1/25 shutter speed. f2.8 i tried to get him to go somewhere else where less stuff in background or better stuff but he wanted it there lol.. =P
now that im on my laptop, fucking zipties?
i change my mind
i change my mind
Those rolloing shots are very clear for a 1/25 shutter speed. Nice job. I think repositioning the car in the parking lot shots would help them a lot. Like Jeffie said, to get the distractions outa the frame. But also, to get the light on the car. Having the side of the car dark, draws attention to the bright background. The second to last has pretty good light on the side of the car.
Are these right off the camera?
Are these right off the camera?
lostsoulzprophet
delslow
Yes right off the camera. Never edited before
lostsoulzprophet
delslow
yea. i might do that but as for now just worrying about trying to get good shots down.. editing later after i get a better idea of shots
Gotcha. Nothing wrong with that.
It helped me frame my shots more carefully. Once I had to actually work to find and remove things from the picture, I started spending more time looking at my frames through the camera.
Now I look at a shot and think about what I need to remove with framing and what I can remove in post processing. Just using the framing to make post easier, I guess. But I knit pick every shot I take, so everything gets a little tweaking.
What ISO are those shots at?
It helped me frame my shots more carefully. Once I had to actually work to find and remove things from the picture, I started spending more time looking at my frames through the camera.
Now I look at a shot and think about what I need to remove with framing and what I can remove in post processing. Just using the framing to make post easier, I guess. But I knit pick every shot I take, so everything gets a little tweaking.
What ISO are those shots at?
lostsoulzprophet
delslow
honestly i dont remember. i have that on auto lol.. =P havent got comfortable enough to start messing around with that yet. lol
lostsoulzprophet
delslow
Trying to go take more but weather is not permitting
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