C5 ZO6 Corvette

I love your techniques, i must give it a go! Really nice results.

cccc wrote in post #9936578
This is a pretty creative way to make some interesting lighting effects, good work.

Cheers, much apprecaited!

NukeGM wrote in post #9938512
Nice set! really like the way these came out.

Cheers! Yeah i'm pretty happy aswell

thekid17 wrote in post #9939121
yea the lightpainting

Easiest way to learn it is to try it. Get a light source, find a simple composition which won't require much lighting then shot a couple frames. It's very hard to try explain as every situation is different, dif car, dif light source, dif location, dif angle. There are heaps of factors to consider but worht it in the end. Is there any specific points you'd like explained?

jeremycliff wrote in post #9939382
where did you get the piece to do the light painting? shots came out very nice.

Cheers! An electrical trade shop

drewr wrote in post #9939465
I love your techniques, i must give it a go! Really nice results.

Cheers!! Yeah its qute alot of fun!

Stunning shots of a great car.

What I'd like to know is how the hell did you get #8 from #7? The light reflections down the side of the car are amazing.

Cheers

Cheers!!

Oh sorry i should have explained a little more, #8 is one single image with a stationary light source. #7 is made up of about 10+ images which i have moved the light along the car during the exposure which gives the highlights.
I just done that to show how decent light can drasticly change the photos

Really neat shots! Great job! The lighting is really unique.

huh ?? a fluro tube??

Very interesting choice of lighting....I like the outcome it's very unique approach

Redbarren wrote in post #9951358
Really neat shots! Great job! The lighting is really unique.

Cheers!! Unique is what i'm going for

Pana wrote in post #9967597
huh ?? a fluro tube??

Very interesting choice of lighting....I like the outcome it's very unique approach

Haha yup a fluro tube

Cheers! Yeah they may not look too flash in the begining but i think the outcome is worth it

care to post a tut on how to do this? tia

Sil3ntP8nd8 wrote in post #9973262
care to post a tut on how to do this? tia

Can't every away all my secrets

If there is anything specfic you want to know?

Is this like a hand held fluoro tube? how big?

Yup on a 30m cord lol um 2 foot i think it was

what light did u use to paint?

im not a fan of the way the light wraps around the car in pic #1 & #3.. also the ground bothers me in pic #1. Which is wierd because it doesnt in any of the other pics

the rest of them are great!

4,5 & 7 are just fantastic!

ddaayynnee wrote in post #10873624
what light did u use to paint?

fluro

Doc Fluty wrote in post #10876986
im not a fan of the way the light wraps around the car in pic #1 & #3.. also the ground bothers me in pic #1. Which is wierd because it doesnt in any of the other pics

the rest of them are great!

4,5 & 7 are just fantastic!

Cheers! Looking back now i hate the strip lighting in 1 & 3, 3 is a right off and one could do to be alot thinner. I dismantled my light after this shoot as i do after most shoots lol it's quite different so this sort of thing doesn't happen again. Thanks again!

nice shots