fourv2: vip honda fit

[fourv2]

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http://v2lab.com/gallery/v2fit/v2-fit-001.jpg

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http://v2lab.com/gallery/v2fit/v2-fit-002.jpg

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http://v2lab.com/gallery/v2fit/v2-fit-003.jpg

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http://v2lab.com/gallery/v2fit/v2-fit-004.jpg

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http://v2lab.com/gallery/v2fit/v2-fit-005.jpg

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http://v2lab.com/gallery/v2fit/v2-fit-006.jpg

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http://v2lab.com/gallery/v2fit/v2-fit-007.jpg

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http://v2lab.com/gallery/v2fit/v2-fit-008.jpg

i haven't shot a car in a good while so it was a nice change... first time using my 2 580ex II's w/ pocket wizards ( i had a different set up before )

[AndrewFrom1985]

Nice pics. Seems a bit odd to have a VIP fit of all cars.

[Deanphoto]

Nice compositions in all the shots.

The lighting could do with sorting out though. It looks to me (I may be wrong, and normally I am) as if the flashes were placed on the ground, thus lighting only half the car? They also look like they're very close to the car, giving you minimal spread and massive hot-sposts!.

Get the whole car lit, and then you have some ace photos.

[fourv2]

Nice compositions in all the shots.

The lighting could do with sorting out though. It looks to me (I may be wrong, and normally I am) as if the flashes were placed on the ground, thus lighting only half the car? They also look like they're very close to the car, giving you minimal spread and massive hot-sposts!.

Get the whole car lit, and then you have some ace photos.

they were on stands - but i kept trying different things - it was my first time shooting with 2 lights ( 2 580ex IIs + pw's)

still learning - its also been months since i shot a car... i figure any shooting will help gotta use trial and error to get better :)

thanks for your compliments and i will keep trying with the lights