SS pix with new Canon 50D
10-24-2008, 11:23 AM
#22
My tips:
1. !4x4
2. Stainless "Camaro" insert's in the berger.
3. Your Location: These cars always look best by the oldest/shittiest building you can find, especially with your color. No matter how clean or good the car looks, the background is what makes the picture just as much as the car does. So next time you are driving around or doing whatever, just think about pic locations as you see things, even if you're not planning on taking pictures right then. That's what I do anyways and I think it really helps me. That's a very clean looking car you have yourself there and it flows really well! Good Luck!!
For Instance:
1. !4x4
2. Stainless "Camaro" insert's in the berger.
3. Your Location: These cars always look best by the oldest/shittiest building you can find, especially with your color. No matter how clean or good the car looks, the background is what makes the picture just as much as the car does. So next time you are driving around or doing whatever, just think about pic locations as you see things, even if you're not planning on taking pictures right then. That's what I do anyways and I think it really helps me. That's a very clean looking car you have yourself there and it flows really well! Good Luck!!
For Instance:
clean *** SS man keep up the good work
10-24-2008, 11:30 AM
#23
Staging Lane
Nothing really spectacular about that picture. The same sort of shot could be turned out from a cheapo point and shoot.
In the thread title, he said it's a Canon 50D. Google that. Of course it could be any of a number of Canon lenses that he used to take the shots, and the lens is just as, and even more important than the camera body itself.
I'll agree. The OP's pictures are much better. That's not to say he couldn't go to a different location and get other great pictures, but the ones that WS6R6 posted aren't exemplary of great industrial-setting car photos.
Personally, my favorite aspect of the OP's pictures are that the white balance is great, giving a nice, warm color tone to the pictures. Also, the background is defocused just enough that the only thing you really pay attention to in the shots is the car, which, after all, is the subject of the photos anyway.
In the thread title, he said it's a Canon 50D. Google that. Of course it could be any of a number of Canon lenses that he used to take the shots, and the lens is just as, and even more important than the camera body itself.
I'll agree. The OP's pictures are much better. That's not to say he couldn't go to a different location and get other great pictures, but the ones that WS6R6 posted aren't exemplary of great industrial-setting car photos.
Personally, my favorite aspect of the OP's pictures are that the white balance is great, giving a nice, warm color tone to the pictures. Also, the background is defocused just enough that the only thing you really pay attention to in the shots is the car, which, after all, is the subject of the photos anyway.
10-24-2008, 02:31 PM
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ur car looks sexy as hell, i agree on some stainless inserts in ur berger and lowering it a bit. Also how much did that camera cost you? i wanna get something that takes pictures like this.
10-24-2008, 06:27 PM
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