vegasboy Goldmember  2,366 posts Likes: 47 Joined Sep 2005 Location: Los Angeles, CA More info | Oct 08, 2013 11:17 | #1 A few shots from over the weekend.   BMW M5 by FotosByAlex, on Flickr2  BMW M5 by FotosByAlex, on Flickr3  BMW M5 by FotosByAlex, on Flickr4  BMW M5 by FotosByAlex, on Flickr5  BMW M5 by FotosByAlex, on Flickr6  BMW M5 by FotosByAlex, on Flickr-Alex
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PhotosGuy Cream of the Crop, R.I.P.  More info | Oct 08, 2013 12:48 | #2 Nice clean location in #1, & it seems to be about the right time to shoot, but the highlights in it don't look "right" to me. It's an interesting set of images, though. FrankC - 20D, RAW, Manual everything...
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Oct 08, 2013 12:52 | #3 I like the last two the best. The contrast to the background works for me. Sony a7R3a/a6300/ 16-70/4 / 70-200/4 G / 12-24/4 G/ 24-105/4 G /Sony HVL-60M
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penfolduk Senior Member  More info | Oct 08, 2013 16:18 | #4 Stunning work, I'd love to hear about your set up Fuji X-T3
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OettingerMKV Member 33 posts Joined Jun 2013 More info | Oct 09, 2013 04:03 | #5 cannot get any better than this
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Oct 09, 2013 06:02 | #6 The first four really have a studio lighting feel to the reflections. The white balance does not match the scene but they do look cool. Dave
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vegasboy THREAD STARTER Goldmember 2,366 posts Likes: 47 Joined Sep 2005 Location: Los Angeles, CA More info | Oct 09, 2013 13:40 | #7 penfolduk wrote in post #16356395 Stunning work, I'd love to hear about your set up The first four are your run of the mill light painting, while the last two are a three strobe setup. -Alex
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penfolduk Senior Member More info | Oct 09, 2013 14:04 | #8 vegasboy wrote in post #16358557 The first four are your run of the mill light painting, while the last two are a three strobe setup.  Cheers but I'm new to this type of shooting, what did/do you use for the light painting? Fuji X-T3
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vegasboy THREAD STARTER Goldmember 2,366 posts Likes: 47 Joined Sep 2005 Location: Los Angeles, CA More info | Oct 09, 2013 14:13 | #9 penfolduk wrote in post #16358623 Cheers but I'm new to this type of shooting, what did/do you use for the light painting? I use a 4 or so foot dual fluorescent tube setup I purchased from Home Depot for about $15, super easy and affordable. -Alex
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ComptonAssDaniel Hatchling 3 posts Joined Sep 2013 More info | Oct 09, 2013 14:42 | #10 Wow, I'm floored by the clarity and color that you've got here.
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vegasboy THREAD STARTER Goldmember 2,366 posts Likes: 47 Joined Sep 2005 Location: Los Angeles, CA More info | Oct 11, 2013 17:15 | #11 ComptonAssDaniel wrote in post #16358732 Wow, I'm floored by the clarity and color that you've got here. Where did you learn these techniques? I'm trying to get on your level.  It's nothing new just your regular ole light painting technique. Drag your shutter and walk around the car with a light! Let me know if you have any questions. -Alex
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Trapstar Member 36 posts Joined Oct 2013 More info | Oct 12, 2013 04:54 | #12 that clarity..... dang! Canon 1D Mark III - 50mm 1.4/ 70-200 f/4 L
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