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asylumxl
25th of July 2006 (Tue), 05:56
Been a busy extended weekend for me, was fun though. Heres 8 from the Motor Show, all were taking with the kit lens and internal flash at iso200. Thanks to my friend PooM for hosting them. C&C is mandatory. For alot of the shots, more interesting angles were not possible due to rails and stuff..

1.
http://www.red-raw.net/nothingtoseehere/IMG_5278.jpg
2.
http://www.red-raw.net/nothingtoseehere/IMG_5369.jpg
3.
http://www.red-raw.net/nothingtoseehere/IMG_5302.jpg
4.
http://www.red-raw.net/nothingtoseehere/IMG_5310.jpg
5.
http://www.red-raw.net/nothingtoseehere/IMG_5457.jpg
6.
http://www.red-raw.net/nothingtoseehere/IMG_5353.jpg
7.
http://www.red-raw.net/nothingtoseehere/IMG_5322.jpg
8.
http://www.red-raw.net/nothingtoseehere/IMG_5345.jpg

Numbered for viewing and commenting ease... ;)
flyingwelshman
25th of July 2006 (Tue), 06:36
Great shots. motorshows are so hard to get decent shots without lots of people in the shot. No. 5 is my fav

Good work
PooM
25th of July 2006 (Tue), 06:50
Good shots there, I guess he is right. Although maybe try some zoomed in detail shots aswell :)
asylumxl
25th of July 2006 (Tue), 09:03
Some more interesting angles... and techniques.... experimentation

9.
Click to see picture (http://www.red-raw.net/nothingtoseehere/IMG_5308.jpg)
10.
Click to see picture (http://www.red-raw.net/nothingtoseehere/IMG_5455.jpg)
11.
Click to see picture (http://www.red-raw.net/nothingtoseehere/IMG_5438.jpg)
12.
Click to see picture (http://www.red-raw.net/nothingtoseehere/IMG_5437.jpg)

I stick to the forum rules :)
Pete
25th of July 2006 (Tue), 09:26
Very nice... Were those taken with a CP filter?
asylumxl
25th of July 2006 (Tue), 09:28
Very nice... Were those taken with a CP filter?

nope, just iso200, flash, and aperture priority :D - i should have used shutter probably, but still came out fine.
Pete
25th of July 2006 (Tue), 09:59
Came out excellent actually!! I keep on reading that you should use a CP filter for photographing cars, but your pictures look great without it!
asylumxl
25th of July 2006 (Tue), 10:01
Came out excellent actually!! I keep on reading that you should use a CP filter for photographing cars, but your pictures look great without it!

people worked around these things without one, and if they did it, so can we...
PhotosGuy
26th of July 2006 (Wed), 07:26
I keep on reading that you should use a CP filter for photographing cars, but your pictures look great without it! There's always some "rule"... ;)
It's a matter of personal taste. I don't use one anymore.
Coco-Puffs
26th of July 2006 (Wed), 07:27
I want those 300C SRT8s sooooooooooo bad.

and #5 looks beaufitul!
bbb
30th of July 2006 (Sun), 10:46
I quite oftern use a CP outside but wouldn't for this kind of show, I think the extra stop you would need puts you in the realm of camera shake. Tripods would be tricky and probably cause security to come as you'd be causing an obstruction. It's horses for courses.
asylumxl
30th of July 2006 (Sun), 13:03
yeh i couldnt agree more, unless your a press photographer, cp is not really an option unless u wanna up the iso. flash gives nice reflectionless images anyway.
Waddo
2nd of August 2006 (Wed), 08:58
Great shots no.6 is my fav :D
It is very hard to get shots without people in, I came away with only a handfull of useable shots myself.