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How do you take pics?
How do you take pics of cars? Just standing normally on your feet or lean over(words?) a bit or you crouch to take a shot? Or maybe you use that stick with 3 legs?(tripod I guess it called) :mrgreen:
I crouch everytime I take pics and next day cannot walk cause of pain in my legs :lol: :| Whats you choice? |
It depends on where the car is located I guess, sometimes you are limited to what angles you can take pics at. :wink:
I generally take pics from different angles and heights, sometimes the camera is on the floor and looking up at the car and sometimes its high in the air. :D Also, its good to look for somewhere to stand to get a 'different' view of the car - for example I love being able to stand somewhere I am above the car and can shoot down on it. :wink: The tripod is only used in low light situations for me.....to much of a hassle to be used for all pics (and not needed). :D Hope that answers your question.... EDIT: one of the most important things for me is that the whole car is in the shot, and the front or back is not 'chopped' off. (unless of course your taking detailed shots). |
My Sony slave takes all the pics for me http://www.supercarfrance.com/forum/...s/icon_oui.gif
As dingo said, you have to deal with the car's location, if it's parked in the middle of nowhere it's much easier than stuck between 2 other cars :P I often crouch down when it's possible, but it's really painful when you have to do that a few times (sometimes I almost fall down :mrgreen: ) Being a bit tall and not having a directional screen on my digicam it's impossible for me to take some "down lows" so I just stand up and shoot down (I call this the lazy-mode) :D Tripod is only for shitty light conditions, I always bring my pocket tripod with me and the "big" tripod when I know it'll be useful (dealerships, museums or so) The golden rule is indeed "put the whole car in the damn pic, if you can't, don't shoot or try something else" |
Yep, same here, no fixed rules.. for some cars/location you just have to crounch or the pics will be "boring" or even "bad". for others you need to stand still and so on.. IMO it is very important to change as much as possible and not always use the same angles
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I agree to the above montioned - it really depends on the situation
sometimes a top-down shot is very nice http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/8...31125fi.th.jpg or crouch down on the same height of the car http://img336.imageshack.us/img336/9...10993lf.th.jpg or you place the camera near the ground to get " the power of a MC12" pictures :wink: http://img206.imageshack.us/img206/3...11912oc.th.jpg or catch the scenery http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/494...10547ue.th.jpg or take a detail (E-type exhaust) http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/248...14923uk.th.jpg and yes, either complete car or detail-shots, rule #1 ! |
I take all pics(except very few) on crouch :? LOL I see I gotta be flexible :D
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I don't have a tripod, i'm lookink foward to buy one to the digicam.
Normally i take pic's standing or if there is a wall to put the camera or even on the ground. It depends of what I'm shooting. |
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