Rolling shots aren't bad, the "over edited" one is actually the best color wise out of all of them. Please never do selective coloring it makes me want to hit children, and is generally tacky. Also refrain from shooting at night in areas with poor lighting. Would be much better if you took the shots during the day preferably in the early morning or late afternoon (golden hour). Apparent from those S2k shots you haven't really posted a proper shoot of a car, so until then I'm done with my comments.
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Originally posted by Kielan View PostRolling shots aren't bad, the "over edited" one is actually the best color wise out of all of them. Please never do selective coloring it makes me want to hit children, and is generally tacky. Also refrain from shooting at night in areas with poor lighting. Would be much better if you took the shots during the day preferably in the early morning or late afternoon (golden hour). Apparent from those S2k shots you haven't really posted a proper shoot of a car, so until then I'm done with my comments.
Lastly what do you mean by proper shoot? I have no idea sorry just starting out and trying to get better.
Again thanks for the feedback
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Originally posted by LaMaR- View PostThanks for the feedback, Ive always enjoyed viewing your photos. The selective coloring was out of boredom playing with some software. I agree 100% with the night shots, horrible lighting, tripod was sent to japan since I am getting ready to deploy. I will have to try the morning time for shots sometime before I leave.
Lastly what do you mean by proper shoot? I have no idea sorry just starting out and trying to get better.
Again thanks for the feedback- Kielan (Key-lin)
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Originally posted by Kielan View PostLike a full set of a single car, kinda like the Evo if it wasn't a car parked in a parking lot. Idk how to really explain it, thought it was kinda self explanatory lol.
I will try to get a sort of shoot together this week or weekend if possible,
Thanks again.
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Originally posted by fugotti View PostExternal flash or a tripod w/ a lil patience at night and your outcome will be so much better! The more photos you post, the better they are getting tho! Keep up the good work and you will only get better with time!
Thanks I appreciate the feedback. I havnt taken any shots in the last few days, all my buddies just left this past week for Japan, and I leave next monday the 5th, so expect alot more Japenese cars and other photos soon.
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I actually like the rolling shots of the S2K both the full color and black&white look good.
Originally posted by Yogi_Bear View Post
do you know anymore about these two cars?
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Originally posted by LaMaR- View Postanyone have any suggestions on the last set of the mk4?
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Originally posted by gdogg16 View PostChanging your composition on the last photo by rotating the camera to the right placing the car on the third on the left side of the frame would have helped tremendously. It would have placed the car against the trees only, given the car room to breathe in the photo, and eliminated the light poles... A slightly narrower depth of field would have been nice too. It's all about the composition.
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