That M3 I shot with a .50
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That M3 I shot with a .50
Here are the rest. We kinda blew it out a little but oh well. There will be more chances with this car, soon!
Nice car 
A white car, with black rims is the hardest subject you could ever shoot.
You already said it. The pictures are very blown out. Also, In some areas, the car is even a bit OOF, or soft.
I'm not going to get into any CC, since i'm sure you already know how you could have corrected all of this.
Nice job though. Was there any PP?
A white car, with black rims is the hardest subject you could ever shoot.
You already said it. The pictures are very blown out. Also, In some areas, the car is even a bit OOF, or soft.
I'm not going to get into any CC, since i'm sure you already know how you could have corrected all of this.
Nice job though. Was there any PP?
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Yup white is hard to light.... nice pics look forward to the rest
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Who would/uses continuous for something like this? lol
But we had 3 AB800's and 2 ABR800's. Me and a friend Jonathan Dehate shot it.
I liked the white cause the body doesnt show the strobe reflection nearly as bad as the black cars do! But it was pitch ass dark out there so it was very hard to get full on perfect focus, it was creeping very badly. The full res shots don't look as soft though, these were from the jpegs, I haven't touched the RAW files yet...And we had to rush a little as the track was completely shut down for the night...
And there was nothing done, just adjust levels a tiny bit and that was it.
But we had 3 AB800's and 2 ABR800's. Me and a friend Jonathan Dehate shot it.
I liked the white cause the body doesnt show the strobe reflection nearly as bad as the black cars do! But it was pitch ass dark out there so it was very hard to get full on perfect focus, it was creeping very badly. The full res shots don't look as soft though, these were from the jpegs, I haven't touched the RAW files yet...And we had to rush a little as the track was completely shut down for the night...
And there was nothing done, just adjust levels a tiny bit and that was it.
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Yo Michael, can I tag along next time? I can bring the rig 
-Skwirt
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You would be surprised!!!!! The reason I asked was because you have a yellowish hue on a white car or is the car off white????? Or is it my monitor!!!!
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Well, towards the end I had to use my car's headlights so the cameras could focus so that may have thrown it off a bit...
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So the headlights were continuous lights... check this link with a white car light setup VaughtStudio.com move your mouse over the image to see the setup....
