Hopefully the title made you look :P Not so sure how I feel about the car but the photos I'm not 100% happy with, definitely not my best, but I still feel pretty good about them. The main thing was really bad mixed lighting made it a total PITA to match color throughout the set. I got them "close enough" and called it a day. Let me know what you guys think!
Those are really nice shots. Love the look and feel of them. On #7, is that a shadow or discoloration of the driver's seat bottom. It also looks like there are some folds in the material. That was the only thing that caught my eye.
This Nissan and the Kia are the two funkyiest mini-cube cars of the bunch now.
who me wrote:
Those are really nice shots. Love the look and feel of them. On #7, is that a shadow or discoloration of the driver's seat bottom. It also looks like there are some folds in the material. That was the only thing that caught my eye.
This Nissan and the Kia are the two funkyiest mini-cube cars of the bunch now.
Ya it's some kinda creasing, not sure how that happened the car had like 350 miles on it.
And no medium format on these, I wish. Unfortunately I can't afford MF or even the deposit to rent one.
Sure you can find some glitches, but overall, these are god damn impressive. Love the lighting in the first. Care to share some details? Did you take several shots for the background and HDR them?
Thanks again everyone, I appreciate the time you took to look at the shots and comment.
Leoric wrote:
Sure you can find some glitches, but overall, these are god damn impressive. Love the lighting in the first. Care to share some details? Did you take several shots for the background and HDR them?
Most of the background plates (with the exception of #2) are a single frame. #2 just had more range than my camera could handle in a single frame. Some of the backgrounds are lit with strobes (like 2 and 3) whereas others are all ambient (like #1). The contrast is mostly a result of post processing using different blending modes (overlay and screen) and fine-tuning how they blend under the blending options menu. Hope that helps.
