Stock for Now (Plus a hello to all)
 

Sup guys, just thought I'd say 'hello' with a pic post...not much to see here so far, stock Ralliart in the 'Shwa area. I'm looking to shoot more automotive photographs soon (/is a photographer), so if anyone wants a shoot done, let me know!

http://img144.echo.cx/img144/9863/ralli2covers3cv.jpg
http://img140.echo.cx/img140/8021/ralli43pn.jpg
http://img291.echo.cx/img291/5445/ralli3b6mb.jpg
(rims not actually gunmetal)
http://img144.echo.cx/my.php?image=sidegun5uj.jpg
http://img94.echo.cx/img94/6440/ralli5redb1qk.jpg

:)

Looking good man! How about I give you a plane ticket to Japan?

haha, done! What's the catch? :D

Nice pics!

I will defintely be needing some good pics when my cars are done.

love pic 2 and 4

how did u do pic 2? doesn't look the car is moving to get that effect.

wow those pics are deadly :thumbsup

Catch 1: You work for my English school fulltime, 40hrs per week
Catch 2: You help me document a Japanese film
Catch 3: You document the cars I buy and then some


:laugh:

Great pics :thumbsup

You just mask the background and rims and use a motion blur. In otherwords you select all of the background BUT the car and the same deal with the rims and do the motion blur/radial blur.

You can do a similar effect without using photoshop.

Play with the shutter speed of the camera.

nice car bud

That's what I was tihnking. But i don't think it woudl work. The car isn't moving, enither is the background, so the blur effect wouldn't really work, would it?

and..3PointOHNO? oh god :laugh:

^ yeah, that wouldn’t work.… Unless you had the camera mounted directly to the car (same way as the pic was taken) and took a picture while driving. If it was mounted securely enough, the body of the car would be perfectly still but the background going by and rims spinning would create a blur effect similar to the picture.


btw nice pics :thumbsup

woah freaking amazing pictures, ill be sure to get in touch when i profile my car next year

Yea alot of amateurs get that affect by holding the camera in there hand outside of the window. But at that angle proffesional equipment is needed, or photoshop. :)

Hey all, thanks for the kind words. The shots were done with an EOS 20D and either 15mm 2.8 Fisheye or Canon 28mm 2.8. There's some Photoshop at play, but nothing extravagant - for certain effects you just have to shoot the car 'actually' moving, though digital manip is not nearly as necessary as I'm used to (model/portfolio photographer). But yeah, any one looking to shoot with a nice car, shoot me a PM.

Jer

True, but that's not what was used there ;)

As well I use a d70.

some great camera work...

u got talent kid....