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Jan 31, 2010 11:01 |  #1

Hi chaps a mate from work came over yesterday and i fitted his performance bmw bumper, once giving it a quick wash i took some pics of the thing,

what you think

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Jan 31, 2010 13:03 |  #2

could have been good. The reflections dont help the car at all. Black is really hard to shoot.

I do really like the car though


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Feb 01, 2010 07:52 |  #3

snowmanz

what could i do to sort that out,

any advice ? how could i make it better


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Feb 01, 2010 08:41 |  #4

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what could i do to sort that out,

any advice ? how could i make it better

I'm no expert on car photography, but I think a polarizing filter would help in taming some of those reflections, esp in the last two shots. Otherwise, repositioning the car/camera to avoid them. You need some highlights/reflections to define a black car but these are overly bright/busy.

But you've got some good shots and it's a nice effort. Did your friend like 'em?


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Feb 01, 2010 08:43 |  #5

i used a polorizing filter on the 50mm and the kit lens

i then edited them in a hdr program

and yes he did like them a lot :)


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Feb 01, 2010 09:10 |  #6

black/dark cars are had to do
the large bright spaces in the first two distract the eye from the subject

the eye usually goes to the brightest part of the picture first


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Feb 01, 2010 09:43 |  #7

You ignored my previous advice which is OK; others have addressed that. But none of these seem all that sharp. Maybe you ignored PhotoBucket's advice too? From their support:

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Feb 01, 2010 10:39 |  #8

thanks for that i will have a look on photobucket,

other than that photosguy what do you think ?


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Feb 01, 2010 22:59 |  #9

other than that photosguy what do you think ?

What they said for a start...

The reflections dont help the car at all. Black is really hard to shoot.
Otherwise, repositioning the car/camera to avoid them. You need some highlights/reflections to define a black car but these are overly bright/busy.
the large bright spaces in the first two distract the eye from the subject. the eye usually goes to the brightest part of the picture first


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