Miscellaneous Pictures
2nd angle is rad lolz.
now im not the biggest pro with this sorta stuff andrew, but this is what i would like to see:
maybe have the flash a little less powerful? just so it doesnt like up that fence and tree and whatever (or maybe shoot the car in more of a wide open space). also try and keep the lit up ground to a bare minimum just around the car.
also, i think there is a lot of nothing at the bottom of the frame, maybe move in a bit if you are going to get low?
cheers.
maybe have the flash a little less powerful? just so it doesnt like up that fence and tree and whatever (or maybe shoot the car in more of a wide open space). also try and keep the lit up ground to a bare minimum just around the car.
also, i think there is a lot of nothing at the bottom of the frame, maybe move in a bit if you are going to get low?
cheers.
yeah thanks, tonite were going to a car park and shooting it there so ill keep that in mind
do some fully sick donuts bro
HAHA, i designed that car at my work!! looks good in photos!
love the pic scarface
kasperflipped
20:18 18/Feb
HAHA, i designed that car at my work!! looks good in photos!
really? what a small world.
im uploading the reshoot pics from last night now so more to come soon
20:18 18/Feb
HAHA, i designed that car at my work!! looks good in photos!
really? what a small world.
im uploading the reshoot pics from last night now so more to come soon
ok this is just my personal opinion andrewb just with the flash idput the flash closer to the cam and higher up coz it lights the back half great but not the front and bonnet, but u may have been wanting that id just like to see some of the front lit up
i only wanted the side lit becasue thats the main focus point( the CI and VmaX logos) ;)
u do any donuts bro?
o yer by the way they look sick
Wedding on Saturday was different to say the least. Temperature in high 30's which made the day hot & uncomfortable, clients were commited new age christians. Just a really weird day!
This photo was shot at a Jewish wedding on Sunday. Once again, the weather was high 30's, & hot enough to melt the bride's fake tan (all down one side of her 'white' dress). I ended up shooting 1500 or so images over 14 hours (full day/reception), & gaming a cute (non-jewish) German blonde for her phone number. Overall, not a bad weekend.
Comments / feedback?
Thanks.
GHUA
Hey Andrew, the car photos above are pretty good as far as lighting the detail & in the general composition.
But there's also a few key problems IMO.
Basically, there's no background illumination, no sense of environment, and the colour of the lamps looks shit blown out & overexposed.
Sorry to be harsh, but with an expensive car shot, you probably want to make the car look as slick as possible.
Can you reshoot this?
GHUA.
But there's also a few key problems IMO.
Basically, there's no background illumination, no sense of environment, and the colour of the lamps looks shit blown out & overexposed.
Sorry to be harsh, but with an expensive car shot, you probably want to make the car look as slick as possible.
Can you reshoot this?
GHUA.
i may be able to my dad brings home a different car nearly every night, atm the is a brand new jeep wrangler sitting there, sometimes a station wagon or a ute he never know if if he does bring it back i will.
also i only have 1 reciver so i can only use 1 flash atm. if i get to how would you suggest i do it?
props on the chick, and i like your idea with the reflection shot.
also i only have 1 reciver so i can only use 1 flash atm. if i get to how would you suggest i do it?
props on the chick, and i like your idea with the reflection shot.
I reckon one flash is all you need to fill, although two would be twice as good.
I havent had heaps of experience lighting cars, but it looks like you've maintained exposure well, considering the shiny, specular reflection of cars!
To improve the reshoot, trying shooting earlier in the night, any time around dusk/dark (the magic hour), or find a location with more lights in the background (city lights?)...
Also use a tripod if ya got one, try longer exposures to bring up the background illumination, double exposure for car/lights, or open the shutter & 'paint' light into the scene. If I can find some examples, I'll post em for you...
GHUA.
I havent had heaps of experience lighting cars, but it looks like you've maintained exposure well, considering the shiny, specular reflection of cars!
To improve the reshoot, trying shooting earlier in the night, any time around dusk/dark (the magic hour), or find a location with more lights in the background (city lights?)...
Also use a tripod if ya got one, try longer exposures to bring up the background illumination, double exposure for car/lights, or open the shutter & 'paint' light into the scene. If I can find some examples, I'll post em for you...
GHUA.
thanks man.


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