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Oct 05, 2008 12:22 |  #1

i'm using the Canon 40D and am shooting outdoors in bright sunlight. the cars are very shiny with lots of chrome, etc. looking for suggestions to be sure the least amount of sunburn on the shots.




  
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Oct 05, 2008 12:42 |  #2

This is one of the most difficult shooting situations. If you are shooting where you have no control of the car locations, a CP will help some, but there is really no way to kill those hot spots. All you can do is watch your angles for glare and reflections and pray for some overcast.




  
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Oct 05, 2008 13:07 |  #3

Get a polarizer and use it.


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Oct 05, 2008 14:36 |  #4

CP or ND filter and use off-camera flash to beat the sun and give it your own light.


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Oct 05, 2008 14:47 |  #5

Get a CPL filter for your lens. I shoot about 4/5 out door exotic car shows each year. The CPL filter helps bring out the car saturation and takes away a lot of reflections.


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Oct 05, 2008 16:02 |  #6

this might help you....


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