2014 GT-R

I seem to have spent my season taking pictures of the GT-R. I am not a huge fan of the car but it is very brutish in its appearance.
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Love these shots, especially the PP on #4! How'd you edit that one?

Love these photos

Excellent set Coops.My favorites are #'s 1 and 3.

Cheers,

Robert

Thanks for the comments,

I desaturated the image a little, put a couple of radial vignettes on it brought the WB down to 5100 to bring the blues up in it, upped the exposure a little to "bleach" it out, dropped the highlights and the vibrance, and left the vignetting in from the 16-35 lens. That was pretty much it.

Hope it helps?

Thanks Robert. I'm now trying to work out how to make images like these that I have more public

Done the GT-R proud with these shots got to be 1+3 for me great light

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Coops wrote in post #17314636
Thanks for the comments,

I desaturated the image a little, put a couple of radial vignettes on it brought the WB down to 5100 to bring the blues up in it, upped the exposure a little to "bleach" it out, dropped the highlights and the vibrance, and left the vignetting in from the 16-35 lens. That was pretty much it.

Hope it helps?

It was a perfect explanation thanks!

Very nice photos, I especially love #4. What lens were you using and about how far off track were you?

Nice shots of the beasts!!

How does the motion / sharpness work in #7? A lot of my panning shots have this same effect and I do not understand why the entire car is not in focus. Shooting at 1/30 my f stop was in the f/20 range. That shot would be sharp from car to the green trees / hill in the background if it were static. Must have something to do with the movement of the camera. I've have pics with the front, rear, middle, drivers helmet in focus while the rest is not. Thanks for any help explaining this.

Like #3. Wish I could buy one.

Always a fan of GTR photos - thanks for sharing these! 4 is pretty rad.

A range of lenses. You can see the image data more easily from my website www.redsquareimages.co​m (just click on the image an it will bring up the metadata) but number 4 was done using a 16-35.

Gah, what I wouldn't do for one!

Great shots, I like 1, looks like the corner before the karussell at the Ring.