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Sup everyone decided to try my hand at taking some night photos again...any comments welcome, constructive critisism prefered over flaming! Anyhow, hope you guys enjoy...
^^Tried a black and white...kinda like the way the wheels turned out...different...
This is the view through the windshield at the backboard of my trunk set-up...it is a Diamond Audio Logo with a Red Neon lighting it up...
^^Tried a black and white...kinda like the way the wheels turned out...different...
This is the view through the windshield at the backboard of my trunk set-up...it is a Diamond Audio Logo with a Red Neon lighting it up...
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Originally Posted by allmotor
looks sic in the dark too.
Originally Posted by gh0st
is that off kelly?...:X
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Rep Power: 282 i cant see it.... tripod ownz y0! and also, leave ur shutter open a lil longer, or u can practice using ur night time flash setting... From what i can see, the car looks good. and luv the "END" shot
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Rep Power: 410 definitely need to learn that camera, buddy. longer shutter settings and a lower ISO will help to improve your night time photography. you will also be required to use a tripod for this.
nice civic, though. what kind of rims?
nice civic, though. what kind of rims?
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Rep Power: 0 yes way too dark, not enough contrast, resolution is too low would be my critism. angles are your friend, its a little more than taking a picture, you have to find an angle that is flattering for your car, as chessy as that may sound...our cars look like sh*t from some angles and amazing from others.
1. your current pic (i flipped it to illustrate my point)
2. an older pic taken with a really bad camera - almost same angle but I used some blurring and coloring to cover up such a weak lo-res shot
3. taken with a slightly better camera and almost the same angle too, I think you should shoot at the highest res you can and try to show more of your wheel so you got a better focal point
4. I just touched up your pic a bit, for better or worse haha, but since it was really lo-res to begin with it was hard not making it look all pixel like...
hope this kinda helps and by no means am i suggesting i take good photos, but ive had pretty good success taking pics of my car and making it look better than it really is...haha...
1. your current pic (i flipped it to illustrate my point)
2. an older pic taken with a really bad camera - almost same angle but I used some blurring and coloring to cover up such a weak lo-res shot
3. taken with a slightly better camera and almost the same angle too, I think you should shoot at the highest res you can and try to show more of your wheel so you got a better focal point
4. I just touched up your pic a bit, for better or worse haha, but since it was really lo-res to begin with it was hard not making it look all pixel like...
hope this kinda helps and by no means am i suggesting i take good photos, but ive had pretty good success taking pics of my car and making it look better than it really is...haha...
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Rep Power: 264 Damn...lots of great comments there...will definately learn my camera now!!! Thanks everyone for the great input! Later I will go through and give it a good reading...in a hurry right now!! Anyhow, the Rims are ADR Scorpio's, however they will be leaving soon for a set of Axxis custom painted with lip!!! Thanks again everyone for the awesome input, I will process it better later!!
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Originally Posted by infinite012
definitely need to learn that camera, buddy. longer shutter settings and a lower ISO will help to improve your night time photography. you will also be required to use a tripod for this.....
Originally Posted by tricky
yes way too dark, not enough contrast, resolution is too low would be my critism. angles are your friend, its a little more than taking a picture, you have to find an angle that is flattering for your car, as chessy as that may sound...our cars look like sh*t from some angles and amazing from others.
1. your current pic (i flipped it to illustrate my point)
2. an older pic taken with a really bad camera - almost same angle but I used some blurring and coloring to cover up such a weak lo-res shot
3. taken with a slightly better camera and almost the same angle too, I think you should shoot at the highest res you can and try to show more of your wheel so you got a better focal point
4. I just touched up your pic a bit, for better or worse haha, but since it was really lo-res to begin with it was hard not making it look all pixel like...
hope this kinda helps and by no means am i suggesting i take good photos, but ive had pretty good success taking pics of my car and making it look better than it really is...haha...
1. your current pic (i flipped it to illustrate my point)
2. an older pic taken with a really bad camera - almost same angle but I used some blurring and coloring to cover up such a weak lo-res shot
3. taken with a slightly better camera and almost the same angle too, I think you should shoot at the highest res you can and try to show more of your wheel so you got a better focal point
4. I just touched up your pic a bit, for better or worse haha, but since it was really lo-res to begin with it was hard not making it look all pixel like...
hope this kinda helps and by no means am i suggesting i take good photos, but ive had pretty good success taking pics of my car and making it look better than it really is...haha...
Originally Posted by 1siksivik
looks real clean bro. what kind of rims are those? i like 'em. keepin it clean is the way its suppose to be.
good job
good job
Thanks again everyone for the comments...I love my car and any constructive critisism to make it better is much appreciated!!
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