Nismo 370z Redux

Got to shoot this car again. One of my favorites. Went a different direction with the shoot. Just a few from the set.

Full set w/ video is available here!:
http://thephotomotive.​com …ays-project-x-nismo-370z/

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Nice set. Panning photos wouldve been better in a black background but still good pics. Did u use external lights? If so how many?

Really impressive photos of a stunning car! The last is a shame the the passenger seems to have their arm out of the window.

Good set. I like the light on it in 2, 4, & 6.

Fantastic shots. 1-3 have some annoying windshield reflections that can easily be removed. The last one the guy's hand can be removed, too.

nice set! location looks sweet!

wfarrell4 wrote in post #13514213
Fantastic shots. 1-3 have some annoying windshield reflections that can easily be removed. The last one the guy's hand can be removed, too.

The one with his hand was actually meant to be a "behind the scenes" shot, as I was shooting along side a videographer.

Take a look at the full set w/video by Mike Maravilla:
http://thephotomotive.​com …ays-project-x-nismo-370z/

Thanks all!

thirdkid wrote in post #13512337
Did u use external lights? If so how many?

I only used strobes for the first shot.

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Nice! And interesting location lol

PhotosGuy wrote in post #13512798
Good set. I like the light on it in 2, 4, & 6.

Thank you, Frank! I guess one could say I, "found the light".

how did u make the rolling shot so sharp??

Thanks for the setup pic.

StrwBryFruitCake wrote in post #13522106
how did u make the rolling shot so sharp??

Lots of practice panning, L glass, and a little luck.

Great lighting on this set. What strobes did you use on the first one?

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