the post processing was most likely necessary to bring out any detail in the car as the sun looks like it was practically set when the pictures were taken. It's quite hard to take rolling shots with very little light.
-GP-

 

+1 like I said the lighting conditions weren't right and I wasn't happy with how the pics turned out. The photos were shot around 630 and it was practically dark

 

some people just dont know how to use a DSLR and think they know what they're talking about

Your pics turned out great for the lighting conditions and the car looks amazing
-GP-

 

thanks man

 

Those are some sick shots man. Your offsets are sick! Great looking sedan!

 

sick shots.

 

put your dslr on manual mode. set the exposure to a longer exposure. playing with your aperature will help you reach a desired exposure setting if it is super bright outside. then start practicing with different angles/techniques. sooner or later, youll learn how to aim your camera without looking through the viewfinder, and youll be able to get some pretty nice angles in your pictures. make sure you have your neck strap WRAPPED around your wrist when you are shooting with the camera out of the car!!!

heres some examples of my cousins and my cars ive shot previously to get an idea of some the nice angles you can get






this pic was actually taken by my buddy jeff wyma with a rig



and lastly...build a super steady hand!

 

how much camber are you running in the rear?

 

looks like it's around -2, give or take .2 degrees.
-GP-

 

DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOET TAE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



*To the OP

good job man! sick looking sedan! clean and simple

 

haha idk monard, I'm getting REALLY tempted.

 

Do you do photoshoots for others Nat?

 

I sure do papa!

 

Sweet

I'll be hitting you up when my new wheels come in.

Thanks!

 

Do it FOO!!!!! thats gonna look crazy on your IP w/ jdm fogs!