'Kash' Money Photosh00t!
07-05-2008, 01:47 AM
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'Kash' Money Photosh00t!
TI Member Kash and I met up for a quick photoshoot last night 
Still learning how to take proper pics.
And as usual suggestions for better shots are always welcome!
Some of the older members may recognize this car
And a quick shot of my baby...
Still learning how to take proper pics.And as usual suggestions for better shots are always welcome!
Some of the older members may recognize this car
And a quick shot of my baby...
07-05-2008, 09:20 AM
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3rd one is my favorite. It is a little on the yellow side though. Consider manually setting the white balance, or just shoot in RAW and fix it later.
Some constructive criticism if I may:
You need to be careful where your light sources are particularly in night shots.
Pic1) I'm distracted by the light coming through the hatch glass and through the drivers window. A bit of fill flash may have also worked on this one.
Pic2) The reflections bother me a bit. A circular polarizer and/or slightly different angle would have maybe helped.
Pic4) WB aside, we have a bright *** add sign showing right through the drivers window again.
Pic5) Composition is good, but car is pretty underexposed. Here a properly placed fill flash would have really helped and still kept the overall look the same. This is just semantics, but I always clone out the numbers on the plate, not a fan of the blur.
Some constructive criticism if I may:
You need to be careful where your light sources are particularly in night shots.
Pic1) I'm distracted by the light coming through the hatch glass and through the drivers window. A bit of fill flash may have also worked on this one.
Pic2) The reflections bother me a bit. A circular polarizer and/or slightly different angle would have maybe helped.
Pic4) WB aside, we have a bright *** add sign showing right through the drivers window again.
Pic5) Composition is good, but car is pretty underexposed. Here a properly placed fill flash would have really helped and still kept the overall look the same. This is just semantics, but I always clone out the numbers on the plate, not a fan of the blur.
07-05-2008, 11:00 AM
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Thanks Bvan & ----------- thanks for the criticism For pic 2 if I don't have a circular polarizer anyway I could edit out the reflection?
And ye the last two are definetely a little yellow. I'll try using the custom WB next time
For pic 2 if I don't have a circular polarizer anyway I could edit out the reflection?And ye the last two are definetely a little yellow. I'll try using the custom WB next time
