Maxiguard, as per request of Maximaserg

[CleanNeon98]

Just shot some shots of his and his friend's car today, posting up.







And, a heavily edited rolling shot. Unfortunately when I shot it it came out wayyyyy bright cause I was in a hurry to take the shot and didnt pay attention to my settings much, but here goes anyway.



Advice?

[i like rice]

2nd shot, lighting is too harsh. If shooting at that time of day, you'll need to use artificial lighting to get proper exposure in the shadows

3rd shot, underexposed. shift to another spot to avoid having the pole in the background.

[CleanNeon98]

Originally Posted by i like rice

2nd shot, lighting is too harsh. If shooting at that time of day, you'll need to use artificial lighting to get proper exposure in the shadows

3rd shot, underexposed. shift to another spot to avoid having the pole in the background.

I left the 3rd a bit underexposed on purpose, but i agree about the spot, there were 2 cars so i told them to park where they wanted and thats just how it worked. Will definately work on composition, and I agree about #2...what do you make of #1

[i like rice]

I've always hated trees in most car shots

[CleanNeon98]

Originally Posted by i like rice

I've always hated trees in most car shots

I wanted to do it against a contrasting background, I guess that failed lol...I was really looking for a redbrick wall but no luck there.

[maximaserg]

Nice! Thanks man.

[05Accent]

look good

[maximaserg]