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First time snapping photos of a vehicle

nice use of natural lighting! maybe invest in a polarizer for your lens to limit the reflections on the side. good start!

I like it.

Some comments: I would maybe lighten the shadows a little. I would also clone out the people as it breaks up the interesting reflections.

Ian.

^ i agree about cloning the ppl out.

p27rpy wrote in post #11659393
nice use of natural lighting! maybe invest in a polarizer for your lens to limit the reflections on the side. good start!

I've shot a few cars and noticed the reflection might have to invest in a polarizer. Would you recommend a circular one?

Overall the pic looks good, any other angles?

Johnnyk_1 wrote in post #11659507
^ i agree about cloning the ppl out.

I've shot a few cars and noticed the reflection might have to invest in a polarizer. Would you recommend a circular one?

Overall the pic looks good, any other angles?

Yea, i'd recommend the circular kind... the square versions are a bit tough to mount on most modern spherical lenses.

Johnnyk_1 wrote in post #11659507
^ i agree about cloning the ppl out.

I've shot a few cars and noticed the reflection might have to invest in a polarizer. Would you recommend a circular one?

Overall the pic looks good, any other angles?

i would! anything from B&H would probably set you up just fine. they do a very good job of minimizing reflections in the paint. sometimes you may need multiple exposures to completely remove the reflections - spinning the CPL, shooting, spinning, etc.

Thanks for the input i will go and make some adjustments

The first is the best so far.

The front shot is a little too dark for me and too much reflections. Keep at it though. I am in the same boat and still learning.

i had it in black and white and had darken the blacks but went back to color and forgot to lighten it up

thanks for the input everyday im tryin to learn

See the links in my Sig, and...

I like the first shot, but I think that door is really distracting to the overall form of the car.