Stock for Now (Plus a hello to all)
06-09-2005, 05:11 AM
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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!
(rims not actually gunmetal)
(rims not actually gunmetal)
06-09-2005, 11:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Roarcore
haha, done! What's the catch? 
Catch 2: You help me document a Japanese film
Catch 3: You document the cars I buy and then some
06-10-2005, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by TurboSupra12
love pic 2 and 4
how did u do pic 2? doesn't look the car is moving to get that effect.
how did u do pic 2? doesn't look the car is moving to get that effect.
06-10-2005, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by -James-
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.
Play with the shutter speed of the camera.
06-10-2005, 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted by blackout_89t
You can do a similar effect without using photoshop.
Play with the shutter speed of the camera.
Play with the shutter speed of the camera.
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
06-10-2005, 12:23 PM
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^ 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
btw nice pics :thumbsup
06-10-2005, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by tom240
^ 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
btw nice pics :thumbsup