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Fiat Abarth - Strobist style shoot

 
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Aug 16, 2008 08:22 |  #1

Hi. This was the first time I used a flash to shoot a car. Please give me some C&C. :D

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Also took this one without the aid of a flash.

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Aug 16, 2008 09:04 |  #2

Outside of the bad stuff reflected in the body, the exposure looks OK. Silver paint is easy. Just don't expect the same results from a dark car.


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Aug 16, 2008 10:05 |  #3

thanks Frank. yeah the ones next to the grafitted wall were taken in a parking lot so you can see the refs of the cars...

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Aug 16, 2008 16:17 as a reply to  @ gonças's post |  #4

The first one really seems to capture the shape of the car better than the other two,perhaps due to the extra light.Can't really comment on the lighting as I have never used flash much on cars myself.It does seem a difficult art to master well but can give great results.Look forward to seeing more of your efforts.


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