My very first phtoshoot | Cleanest Rsx

[-dom-]

Hello everyone,
as the title says first photo shoot
constructive criticism

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[8600RPM]

Less contrast
Ditch rolling shots if you dont own a rig.
focus on exposure and composition.

#4 is the best image IMO.

[AHHthatsJDMyo]

Less contrast
focus on exposure and composition.

my thoughts as well. although i do like rolling shots but yours could use some work. keep posting

[Jake2k]

Take some full body shots of the car while its stationary and like ^they^ said less contrast and think about your composition a bit more before you take the shot. Shooting a white car in midday sun is definitely not the easiest thing to do so all things considered I'd say you did pretty good for your first shoot

[ekok]

Less contrast
Ditch rolling shots if you dont own a rig.
focus on exposure and composition.

#4 is the best image IMO.

your coupe is super clean with the light blue wheels seen it in person if you ever get rid of them let me know lol

[AHHthatsJDMyo]

another thing i just realized, and this is not the photographers fault, but if your getting shots of your car done, at least wash it

[-dom-]

Thanks guys, much appreciated.
Will keep shooting more!!

[j.r.hatch]

another thing i just realized, and this is not the photographers fault, but if your getting shots of your car done, at least wash it

X2 , a liitle wash wont hurt .... nice work though man keep it up

[SaturnTypeR]

Quick clean, and yea full car.

[-dom-]

thanks again! about to go take some of my jeep waiting for it to get a little darker

[The Hedgehog]

I don't think those are rolling shots. They look like panning shots to me. Either way, read up on how to really get those down.

[steveyjr1982]

I see dirt and smudge marks

[EclipseGT01]

For rolling shots you either need to have a fast shutter speed to catch the car in motion, or so give it that fast look like they have in a magazine, you need to slow the shutter down. either way, you need a steady rig. For a first photo shoot, it wasnt too bad. The exposure was a little high, but overall I would give you a thumbs up. Keep it up!

[-dom-]

Thanksss

[AHHthatsJDMyo]

For rolling shots you either need to have a fast shutter speed to catch the car in motion, or so give it that fast look like they have in a magazine, you need to slow the shutter down. either way, you need a steady rig. For a first photo shoot, it wasnt too bad. The exposure was a little high, but overall I would give you a thumbs up. Keep it up!

umm... yea. these are rolling shots, he needs to slow the shutter down a bit and get someone to drive for him so he can compose the shot better and hold the camera still. what you are seeing in the mags are rig shots, you will need a rig for these. you dont need a rig for rolling shots.