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Black cars are always hard to photograph well. It seems like the best way is to not use a polarizer so that you do get some reflections off of it. It looks like this photo was taken that way, am I correct?
Wow, that car is beautiful with the black offset by the checkerboard. Man you need checkered mirror caps to match!
VERY VERY NICE
That is black ... well it looks black to me
Thanks! I've thought about the mirrors, we'll see what happens.
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Originally Posted by DiD
really nice. I like that a lot.
Black cars are always hard to photograph well. It seems like the best way is to not use a polarizer so that you do get some reflections off of it. It looks like this photo was taken that way, am I correct?
Thanks David!
You're right I didn't use a polarizer, I wish I had one. :(
A great tool always, but especially when photographing dark cars is the shadow/highlight tool in Photoshop.
Just curious, DiD and I have had a dialogue about cameras, which one do you use fj0? I really would like to take pics that would look like this, do you do anything in photoshop to make it look this perfect? OMG, I wish I could that!
Mikey, I use a Canon EOS 300D(Digital Rebel), this shot was taken with the Canon EF 50mm/1.8, great great lense! A must have, best bang for the buck, ever! My usual workflow in photoshop is Shadow/Highlights, Levels, Saturation, Colors, Contrast, of course it depends on the photo.
I usually say that 50% of photography is post-processing.
My I have a dream speach:
I have a dream to create pictures that win photocontests, make my MINI looking stunning and clear, and to be pulbished in the NAM Calendar! There's always next year!
where on the same boat righ now!
it's about to hit (old MAN WiNTER) here!!!!
& im debatin' on this very subject cuz w/a lowered stance everythin' is affected as far as 'ride safety' and all......
but again 'SEXY' the roof sets it off MATE.... =0)