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, Yes but VERY little! Cheers, one of my fav's too. It was done with a very shoddy LED light rig haha. oobster said:
Excellent shots. 1st one looks like the car has been put into the shot afterwards though - the car seems to be 'floating' rather than on the gravel.
Maybe it's just me though. In fact, it's almost definitely me.
Thanks Maybe it's just me though. In fact, it's almost definitely me.
, yeah flash can have that super imposed look to it sometimes. Hey Damian, I've already commented on a couple of these where you posted them elsewhere but you've added a couple more which seem to improve the set.
5th and 6th down are both nice and sharp with decent exposure, I'd just suggest you're mindful of reflections so that we can see the lovely blue of the car down its sides rather than an image of the trees its parked amongst. Decent compo on these IMO (don't think 7 in portrait mode pulls it off so well). A polariser will help with the reflections.
8 where you've parked on a crest is arguably pick of the bunch for me. Tiny niggle that the bottom of the OSR wheel is just concealed by the road but I do mean tiny niggle, less important than cropping the toe off someone's shoe in a full length portrait. See how the side of the car looks a whole lot better for there being little to reflect along it.
In the top one, did have you composited a couple of images with flashes from more than one position? How are you getting on with CLS- I rate it.
5th and 6th down are both nice and sharp with decent exposure, I'd just suggest you're mindful of reflections so that we can see the lovely blue of the car down its sides rather than an image of the trees its parked amongst. Decent compo on these IMO (don't think 7 in portrait mode pulls it off so well). A polariser will help with the reflections.
8 where you've parked on a crest is arguably pick of the bunch for me. Tiny niggle that the bottom of the OSR wheel is just concealed by the road but I do mean tiny niggle, less important than cropping the toe off someone's shoe in a full length portrait. See how the side of the car looks a whole lot better for there being little to reflect along it.
In the top one, did have you composited a couple of images with flashes from more than one position? How are you getting on with CLS- I rate it.
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