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jeckulz

Posted 23/6/2010 5:15 AM (#559369)
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http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/beautiful-examples-of-car-photography/

Mutts

Posted 23/6/2010 2:33 PM (#559427 - in reply to #559369)
Subject: RE: Stumble find

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I reacon only 8 of those 40 shots are actually achievable by the average joe that happens to have a camera.

The rest need photoshop skills.. some more so than others, the Ford V8 & Dodge Caliber are pretty poor examples with blatantly fake skies.. the Audi A6 is a better one.. but still photoshop'd I think

Nissan GTR & Isuzu DMAX appear to be HDR's

A dozen have been lit with some pretty extensive studio lighting - obviously the Holden Coupe & the second Camaro & the Audi TT.. & not quite as obviously, but also the 350z.

The moving shots need some sort of rig with remote trigger.. a passenger on a motorbike.. someone on a skateboard or similar being pulled along.

A lot of them are really nice shots.. some are REALLY nice.. & some I could do in photoshop using pics taken at a car meet with a new sky slapped on the top (Ford V8).

Listed under 'inspiration' & they do inspire.. but most are only acheivable by someone with some serious skill (technical & computer) & a lot of photographic gear.

Doesn't make the stumble find bad though

nice one.

Mutts.

Pandy

Posted 23/6/2010 2:41 PM (#559432 - in reply to #559369)
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Some nice shots there, love the TVR one (obvious processing)

Some id say were pretty poor though

Mutts

Posted 23/6/2010 4:13 PM (#559459 - in reply to #559432)
Subject: RE: Stumble find

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Pandy - 23/6/2010 8:41 PM

Some nice shots there, love the TVR one (obvious processing)

Some id say were pretty poor though

I actually thought that's one that could have been done in situ.. still trying to work out how though.

Its was in response to this shot it looks like

catflea

Posted 25/6/2010 5:18 AM (#559597 - in reply to #559459)
Subject: RE: Stumble find

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Created by the Italians in 1969, the Iso Grifo is a 2 door coupe with amazing horsepower of 400bhp at 52 rpm. It runs at a top speed of 186mph. A true Italian beauty, American muscle.

52 RPM?

Some amazing pics there, 'shopped or not. That lambo one, maybe done with a slow shutter speed on the camera?

Mutts

Posted 25/6/2010 5:58 AM (#559602 - in reply to #559597)
Subject: RE: Stumble find

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catflea - 25/6/2010 11:18 AM

Some amazing pics there, 'shopped or not. That lambo one, maybe done with a slow shutter speed on the camera?

Deffinately a slow shutter speed (long exposure) to get the light trail.. just trying to work out how he illuminated the car in the first place as he said he didn't use flash. May have 'painted with light' using a torch or similar. The surrounding buildings aren't lit enough for it to have just been a super long exposure.. as they would be as clear as the car.

I think it was exposed so the building at the far end was correct.. which would leave the car dark.. while the exposure was happening the car was painted with light. Then either just before the exposure finished.. or on a multi exposure (on same image) the car was started & lights put on just before it sped off in a dead straight line.

I'd love to see the exif info from the pic to confirm all that though.. could just be 2 or 3 pics thrown together in pshop.

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