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LeMansX5 07-31-2006 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Kashew
jerk. lol.

thanks for the constructive criticism and the thanks all y'all. i've got some more people that will help me with this tonite. its basically on the job training with how to get a good picture.
One of the mistakes in your pics is that you have camera lens facing the trucks head lights behind your X5. One of the golden rule of photography is the light should always come from behind the camera or else you will confuse the auto cameras of this age and end up with a dark pic.

AutoXer 07-31-2006 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by LeMansX5
One of the mistakes in your pics is that you have camera lens facing the trucks head lights behind your X5. One of the golden rule of photography is the light should always come from behind the camera or else you will confuse the auto cameras of this age and end up with a dark pic.
If you are going to shoot with the lights facing you, you will have to shoot in manual mode to compensate for what the light. But can get some nice special effects that way.

Kashew 07-31-2006 07:53 PM
i did shoot in manual mode. it was hard to do because i get the light bulb. not the glare of the light.

Lambeau 08-01-2006 12:31 AM
What's the fire dept got to do with the hype? I'm sorry but I must've missed something? Try this: take a pic of your X in front of a UFO and you'll have something!!!

AutoXer 08-01-2006 01:22 AM
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i did shoot in manual mode. it was hard to do because i get the light bulb. not the glare of the light.
What kind of camera are you using? Do you have a light meter or can you use the meter from your camera? Check these out.

Shot at iso 200, f8, 5 sec exposure.

PersonaNonGrata 08-01-2006 04:14 AM
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Originally Posted by AutoXer
What kind of camera are you using? Do you have a light meter or can you use the meter from your camera? Check these out.

Shot at iso 200, f8, 5 sec exposure.
That's not even fair. ;) Kirby's photography and post processing is stunning. Everything about his photos is perfect and some of the best automotive photography that I have seen. I could spend hours looking at his work.

That blue F360 ain't bad either. :D

AutoXer 08-01-2006 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by PersonaNonGrata
That's not even fair. ;) Kirby's photography and post processing is stunning. Everything about his photos is perfect and some of the best automotive photography that I have seen. I could spend hours looking at his work.

That blue F360 ain't bad either. :D
Thanks Kevin, that's why I have him shoot my car. We are trying to make him our official exotic car photographer up here. More of Kirby's photos at:

http://www.itzkirbphotography.com/gallery2/main.php

Abedogg34 08-07-2006 05:02 PM
Any updates to this yet? I can't wait...:driver:


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