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Oct 10, 2005 19:33 |  #1

A friend of mine tried a 2002 (03?) Toyota Hilux, and I talked him into a small shoot at the beach. My first try at this.
Taken with 20D, 580EX (w/ off shoe cord 2) and the 18-55mm kit lens.

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Oct 11, 2005 06:50 |  #2

Good start! Keep at it!


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Oct 11, 2005 06:55 |  #3

Number 1 is really good, but the side graphics looked like a reflection unil I saw the second shot.
Also clone out the aerial and the flash and person reflection at the corner of the bumper.


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Oct 11, 2005 07:53 |  #4

Thanks a lot for the feedback.
I know there is some work waiting for me in photoshop, but this was only a quick and dirty test, and my friend is not going to buy the car because of to much inperfections. Lots of scratchs and such.
I was thinking about removing the side decals, to get a clear green side, but that was way to much work.



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