new equipment and a 350z

recieved a studio flash setup as a wedding gift and thought i'd give it a bash outdoors, here's a couple of what i came back with:
1.

I like 1 and 6 alot..

thanks for sharing

Avi

i've just view'd these on my laptop and my PP SUCKS ! ! ! sorry folks, will try and edit them again if i get time, really need to calibrate my monitor

1st one is the best, just too bad you had the pole in there

i tried shopping out a pole in 7, looked ok on my big computers monitor

#4 is a great start.. it needs a little more even light distribution (the gas cap has a dark fade on it). Tone the side flashes down a little bit and see if you can fire another at a 3/4 angle to light the rear a bit more. Aside from that, it's a very good start!

Watch the parking lines as well, you may want to clone some out to ease the business of the scene.

chris250 wrote in post #6202318
i've just view'd these on my laptop and my PP SUCKS ! ! ! sorry folks, will try and edit them again if i get time, really need to calibrate my monitor

And stop the selective color stuff!

They are a good first attempt. But you need a light on each side. #1 is the only one I really like but the right side of teh car gets lost in the dark. It needs a bit of light to help define it.

Try this light next time:
A few Car Lighting Tips - Updated
Try to leave more room at the front for it to "move into": MOVE YOUR FEET! A <rant> of sorts.

Shots 4,5 and 7 is my favorite of the bunch. Shot is too dark to make out the z33 but overall great shots. I have a Lemans Sunset Z myself and the Lemans and Daytona Blue both react well to lighting in my opinion.