cerr's G35 Coupe / Marcus Cooke Photography
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Originally Posted by CandlestickPark
Thanks Kevin. I'm just starting out and haven't figured out how to get a shot with the wheels turned by pushing the car. If you push the car via the door pillar won't you see the person in the shot....I'll have to try this out. The key to this one is to turn at a constant rate, holding the front wheel at the same angle, might be hard to do while pushing the car. I agree though that I'll need to need to do some trial and error to figure out how to get the shot without the brake lights.
Great pics BTW!
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Sick shots marcus. If you're not gonna push the car and you want to slow down, try putting it into neutral and using the parking brake. Pull it up gently so it doesnt shake the camera. (of course, this is assuming all the car you shoot is a 6mt. lol). 5at have a foot pedal for the ebrake i believe so I don't know what you would do there).
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Originally Posted by ON
Sick shots marcus. If you're not gonna push the car and you want to slow down, try putting it into neutral and using the parking brake. Pull it up gently so it doesnt shake the camera. (of course, this is assuming all the car you shoot is a 6mt. lol). 5at have a foot pedal for the ebrake i believe so I don't know what you would do there).
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Originally Posted by etong
30 secs is way too long, that's why your front wheels are blurry. Most of the exterior shots seem a bit soft for me, maybe because you were doing them in HDR way. But the backdrop is pretty nice
The exteriors did come out a bit soft in some of the shots, that is due to them being HDR. I also plan on providing the owner with a few non-HDR shots too, haven't gotten to those yet.
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I checked out your webiste, very nice work.
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Last edited by CandlestickPark; 12-22-2008 at 04:41 PM.