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Shaky Bones
Post #36
Yeah Johnno I would but I don't really have any good shot of my new ride just yet. But I will, When its ready and I get god damn blue tooth. Your a good photographer with exellent guidence that is. |
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the red krawler
Post #39
QUOTE(RedruM @ Aug 9 2005, 11:13 AM) Hey . does anybody what a good cam is. cos i wanna get into photography, but i need a cam to start out.. I hear the SLR is alright.. i think its a cannon... anyone know any good courses? [right][snapback]5277001[/snapback][/right] Contrary to popular belief, you _DO NOT_ need a digital SLR to take good photos. Its the photographer that makes the magic happen, not the camera. I've seen some pretty dismal photos taken by people with digital SLRs, but hey I guess its dismal in 8mp... Which means you can print out a dismal picture onto a bed spread... wow. Since I'm not hardcore (read: justdave) I just use a high end "point n shoot" camera, which has plenty of manual modes to do long exposure etc. I've attached a few pics I've taken, not because I think they are good, but because it shows that long exposure is easy on a point and shoot. The car picture montage(sp?) I made are all pics I took, it seemed easier to just put up the one photo ![]() The only time you need a digital SLR is when you outstrip the abilities of your point n shoot camera. I can guarantee that unless you are REALLY keen, you wont be doing that. |
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ThunderBolt
Post #42
While it may not be following the rules, I like the sun reflecting on my paintwork. So I prefer middle of the day shots as opposed to late afternoon shots. |
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BTCHY
Post #45
im all for taking shots with a decent background that will be a contrast to my car |
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roweysvn
Post #47
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the red krawler
Post #49
QUOTE(ThunderBolt @ Aug 10 2005, 11:28 AM) While it may not be following the rules, I like the sun reflecting on my paintwork. So I prefer middle of the day shots as opposed to late afternoon shots. ![]() [right][snapback]5278680[/snapback][/right] Really? I prefer cement and a dark background ![]() |
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Shaky Bones
Post #52
Ahh why did I even bother most of you guys are still not getting the point. roweysvn you have some real good shots the RX7 pics arent so great since there is a girl growing out of the bonnet in on of the pics and way to many reflections on the side door. However the rest of your shots are great. |
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Xx_Pixi_xX
Post #53
if the person that took the photo's are happy with them |
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boostn_sil80
Post #55
QUOTE(JuStDaVe @ Aug 10 2005, 06:50 PM) just do what you love and take the pics that inspire u if u enjoy it do it who gives a fuck what ppl think thats my opinion dave [right][snapback]5279508[/snapback][/right] Thats what i was thinking unless its your job like justdave. It doesnt matter what other people think take the photos when you want and how you want and dont bag people out for their choice of sunlight and shit. Its getting pretty petty. |
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neil_se
Post #56
I think the main point of this thread was advice on how to take professional/magazine-type photos of your car. Of course you vary many factors or else every photo would look the same, but compare some of the photos taken with Dave's and you'll see how the tips can be taken into consideration to improve your photos. |
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DAL32
Post #57
QUOTE(roweysvn @ Aug 10 2005, 03:48 PM) These two, while they do not follow DAL32's rule of having the whole car in the photo ![]() My rule only applies if you are *trying* to get the whole car in. Doing a shot purposefully to only capture one part of the car is fine. I was just referring to one of those other photos in this thread ![]() ![]() I'm all for a Photography forum, I need a place to get advice on how to take good pics etc. I tried searching but there is nothing really car specific. Some photos I took over a year ago of my car, I submitted to Fast Fours "Small Haulers" and they got in, but these photos break most of the rules stated above ![]() |
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Xx_Pixi_xX
Post #58
QUOTE(DAL32 @ Aug 10 2005, 11:08 PM) My rule only applies if you are *trying* to get the whole car in. Doing a shot purposefully to only capture one part of the car is fine. I was just referring to one of those other photos in this thread ![]() ![]() I'm all for a Photography forum, I need a place to get advice on how to take good pics etc. I tried searching but there is nothing really car specific. Some photos I took over a year ago of my car, I submitted to Fast Fours "Small Haulers" and they got in, but these photos break most of the rules stated above ![]() [right][snapback]5280115[/snapback][/right] i took the photo like that because that is how i wanted it to look i think it look's good and fine as i said if the person who took the photo's is happy with them then that is all that matter's geezuz some people on here are so judgemental |
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Akshunhiro
Post #60
QUOTE(Xx_Pixi_xX @ Aug 9 2005, 08:25 PM) I think i Mastered the good Photo taking ![]() Except for my wheel's ![]() [right][snapback]5277995[/snapback][/right] That's an awesome shot, you should use that as your avatar! |
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BigShow
Post #67
There are rules to photography and like any rule they can be bent or broken, but shooting cars on grass is a pretty stiff rule - it's almost never a good idea. |
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sedate looking
Post #68
I tend to agree with the no taking on grass rule. But sometimes (if you don't have the whole car in shot) i think they can look very good . Even though i have a grass shot here , i dont think it is as good as the pics in my ride section, which are on concrete. |
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4X4 Monkey
Post #69
Just picked up a |
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