Audi's and a few others....C&C Welcomed

Shot in a lower level of a parking garage. Pitch black we were shooting in.
C&C Welcomed

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they all look to be a little soft focused, not as sharp as they can be.

The light on a couple of them look pretty good. Sorry, but IMAGE POSTING RULES only allow pics 1024 pixels or smaller. You can always just post a link to them, though.

SICK car. I never audi's looked good with after-market wheels, but Now I see it needs to be lowered to look good.

Really nice shots but I think the compression might be set to low when you saved them?

I just pulled the files off of my flash gallery. We had a hard time focusing since we were in pitch black. Took a small flash light to focus on the car,

man they all seem soft to me

Sorry guys they are actually sharp but I had used uploaded gallery images.

The new images are 800px contrained @ 300dpi.

Chris

I like the cars and I really like the background, but you need some more angles, and the lighting is was very good.

Now they're too small? (Joke!)
The new rules allow 1024 px for anyone else who might have missed the change.

Despite any focus issues, the cars are very nice and clean. The location is excellent.

Great profiles in these. What's the set-up you're using?

RadAL wrote in post #4776680
they all look to be a little soft focused, not as sharp as they can be.

?!??!?

These are sharp, any sharper and you'd see jagged lines.I think the only soft thing in these is the light.

i think these are super! how did you light them?

CLAIRE18 wrote in post #4781982
i think these are super! how did you light them?

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nice pics & i, too, am curious what lighting was used

We used the ceiling. There were ledges that had made it someone hard to control some of the lighting, due to blocking light. 1 AB400 and 1 AB800 shooting were used. Shot straight into the 90degree angle of the ledge. Helped being that they were white.

Shot around f5 at about 1/50th. ISO 100.