First Time Photoshoot! Opinions?

[chrisc351]

Let me know what you guys think, opinions, and help would be great!













Now...for MK4 specific stuff, R32 bumpers coming soon, and possibly a set of 19" Rotiforms.

[Miller7204]

I think it would be better if I could actually see the pictures...

[ECR32]

I see nothing

[1.8tCrayon]

Can't see the pictures you speak of.

[Mk4WiLk01]

blue question mark boxes!

[xjoex]

Dude, those boxes are sick!

[chrisc351]

In the works of fixing that, what do you guys normally upload to to get the pictures to show up? I tried flickr, guess that doesn't work.

[CPW12]

open the picture and click the "share" option, then copy the code. and btw this first picture is dope as fuhhhh

[chrisc351]

Okay, will do from now on. Thanks, I really appreciate it! opinions?

[CPW12]

it definitely looks like you have an idea of what you're doing

[1.8tCrayon]

Pictures look great!

Props for MN

Any more of the Genesis?

[xjoex]

^^^

[furr]

not bad

[chrisc351]

Any opinions on how I could make my work better?

[chrisc351]

I'll have more of the Genesis up tomorrow!

['03Wolfsburg Time_Attack]

Any opinions on how I could make my work better?

What camera body are you using? What lenses do you have? What editing software are you using?
I'd say get a wide angle lens, makes for really good shots, you can be almost touching the wheel with the lens and get the whole car in the shot. Also get either a good fixed lens, they aren't expensive, but when the zoom is constant the images will come out clearer. Also get some decent lens filters, they're about $20-30 each, you'll want an anti-glare one to prevent streaking of lights in your photos, like you can see in some of them. You seem to have a good idea on what makes a good picture, now the big difference comes down to your equipment.

Good luck in the future

[milwaukeeandy]

tell that toyota to ditch the XXR's and get some real wheels

[3DM]

Not trying to have a typical vortex response but if that corolla was lower it would be on point especially for being a corolla, and 527S are sick who cares about multilug on Japanese cars

[Travis@Rotiform]

and possibly a set of 19" Rotiforms.

[gti vr6er]

What camera body are you using? What lenses do you have? What editing software are you using?
I'd say get a wide angle lens, makes for really good shots, you can be almost touching the wheel with the lens and get the whole car in the shot. Also get either a good fixed lens, they aren't expensive, but when the zoom is constant the images will come out clearer. Also get some decent lens filters, they're about $20-30 each, you'll want an anti-glare one to prevent streaking of lights in your photos, like you can see in some of them. You seem to have a good idea on what makes a good picture, now the big difference comes down to your equipment.

Good luck in the future

^^^this. A good wide angle lens should be good for 90% of the shots but a low aperture telephoto lens could really give u the ability if compressing and expanding the perspective(they're crazy expensive though).

[Doctor Meat Does Housecalls]

TRD racing is Turd Racing.

Genesis is nice.

[Zach!]

[lannlycuellar]

blue question mark boxes!
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[Clean PG]

cool photos, should take more showing the entire car(s) though

[chrisc351]

I have a lot of the cars, haven't edited them yet. I have a cannon T2i with a 50mm F/1.8 with a clear filter to cut out light. The light was intentional, I had a alien bee strobe pointed at the camera for the effect. The help is greatly appreciated!

[PBN]

Nice shots, but be mindful of your lightstand legs.. I see them poking out in a lot of your shots..